A wild new myth has recently permeated the action movie - i.e. the world is full of hired assassins. They like their luxury hotels John Wick Movie. They seem to like group trips, Bullet train. Now, dozens of them have boarded the planes in the new Rich Romance action comedy, marking James Madigan's directorial debut. Another example starring Josh Hartnett Fight or fly Representatives can only describe it as the latest entry for Hartnettaissance.

The actor made a comeback with the movie after more than a year of interruption Oppenheimer and M. Night Shyamalan's trapa great transformation here as a former government agent who works on dangerous tasks. His charm and surprisingly physical comedy abilities elevate this B-movie to something close to A-level status, even if ultimately undermined by its low budget limitations and awkward tone shifts.

But for most of the time, the film is a wild journey that those who have been circulated by people who have been narrowed for hours on long flights should enjoy. The vast majority of litigation proceedings, including open sequences, offer the smell of upcoming ultraviolent chaos, including battle scenes taking place on a full plane.

It doesn't matter how it is, but for the sake of record it involves former government agent Lucas Reyes (Hartnett), who has been hiding in Thailand for the past two years after his previous mission caused catastrophic mistakes. He was recruited by his former boss and former lover Katherine Brunt (Katee Sackhoff, who delightfully leans towards ridiculousness, such as her character using CBD Didi to calm herself down), and they desperately need him to arrest ghosts, as well-known cyber-politics, the group’s infamous cyber-politics learnt that the group knew nothing about it.

Reyes couldn't do the task because it turned into a drunken, Hawaiian shirt style and the bleach didn't work well. But he reluctantly agreed and soon filled the plane in a giant jet, sitting next to a tenacious performer who showed him his dance moves. But, like many passengers, his companion is not the one he looks like.

Reyes eventually discovered that the plane was filled with assassins hoping to kill the ghost, and it was him. Recruiting the grand female flight attendant Charithra Chandran Bridgeton) and her semi-hysterical colleague, Danny Ashok, as an ally, finds himself fighting dozens of enemies while receiving some friends along the way, including ghosts, whose identities prove a surprise.

Basically, this is Madigan's excuse - formerly the second unit director of a big movie Transformers: The Rise of the Beast and theme - A series of carefully choreographed battle scenes under extremely narrow conditions. The director and his talented collaborators face the challenge of using nearly every object you find on the plane as a potentially deadly weapon.

Brooks McLaren and DJ Cotrona’s script trafficking humor, the kind of scene where Reyes, who had already started drinking in the fight, fought a brutal battle with the fighters, even after taking drugs. As his opponent was incredible about the incredibleness of him still standing, Reyes shrugged and pointed out, “You can’t pickle.” At another point, he was forced to fight during his psychedelic trip after ingesting the toad venom.

Some should warn the Thai government that their airports are seriously lacking in security, and judging by the huge weapons including guns, knives and even chainsaws, the Assassin managed to shoot his spirit into the plane. The last device offers an opportunity for one of the craziest sequences in the movie, accompanied by the "pump" of Elvis Costello's wake up. As for guns, the killer will benefit from watching Golden finger Explain the danger of shooting while on an airplane.

It's all fun to assume you check your brain at the door and can tolerate a lot of blood. What is the real one besides the impressive combat choreography and sports stunts Fight or fly Pop is Hartnett Looney Tunes comics. The actor shows that he's more than jokes, with a madness that longs for a proven contagious craze.