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Altitude (2017)

A female FBI agent is offered millions to help a thief escape from a hijacked airplane.

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Noel Murray 12 Apr 2017

The cast is game and the pace blessedly zippy, but everything about this film feels too fake to generate any real suspense.

Gimly M 08 Jun 2017

If the fighting was any good it might be a bearable trash action movie but it's mumbled mess.

Frank Scheck 19 Apr 2017

Director Alex Merkin does reasonably well with an obviously low budget, and the screenplay by Jesse Mittelstadt thankfully doesn't take itself too seriously. That's not to say it's good, mind you, with the film's last line, delivered by Richards, definitely not destined to go down in screen history.