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Product Name: Air Force One [Superbit] [DVD] [1997]
UPC: 043396075757
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Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Air Force one
This is an excellent 4K movie. The visual effects will impress any enthusiastic movie aficionados. The story is well written, and the actors are best of the best, in every scene.This will easily go in the collection, of great movies. Thank you Best Buy.
If you like Harrison Ford (who doesn't?) and action (again, who doesn't?) then you'll love Air Force One! This movie has mystery, suspense, excitement, adrenaline, and action just packed into one overall nice package presentation. I won't give anything away but let's just say Harrison Ford does what he did in the Indiana Jones series, at least in regards to taking control of situations when necessary and saving those in need! The acting is spot-on with a solid cast to keep your attention throughout. You will feel anguish, sadness, anger, and enthrallment throughout, but that's what mark of a good movie IMO. Have fun with it!
Of all the Die Hard knockoffs that flooded theaters throughout the 1990s, Wolfgang Petersen's Air Force One is certainly one of the better imitators, a political action thriller that actually delivers while surprisingly feeling fresh and original. Starring Harrison Ford and Gary Oldman representing opposing forces in the aftermath of a post-Cold War reality, the film remains genuinely entertaining twenty years later, garnering a well-earned following. The action thriller safely lands on Ultra HD with a beautiful 4K HDR10 presentation that improves on its HD SDR counterpart and a highly-satisfying Dolby Atmos soundtrack that will rock home theaters. Porting over the same disappointing selection of supplements as the Blu-ray, the overall UHD package is nonetheless worth a look.
