Or be done to. He's an ex-cop with a bad mouth, a bad attitude, and a bad seat. For the terrorists on flight Rated R for terrorist violence and language. Did you know Edit. Trivia Wesley Snipes ' character is mistaken for Arsenio Hall. In an episode of Martial Law , Arsenio's character is mistaken for Wesley, and the woman who does so says "I loved you in 'Passenger 57!
Goofs Although Cutter is being hired as VP of security for the airline, he is still forced to sit in coach as Passenger No airline VP would be forced to fly coach on his own airline. Quotes John Cutter : Charlie, ever played roulette? Crazy credits The first part of the credits scroll while John Cutter and Marti Slayton walk along the runway towards the fairground in the distance as fireworks go off in the night time sky.
Single on MoJazz. User reviews Review. Top review. A pretty poor effort at an airline hostage movie. This movie could have done with an extra 40 minutes in order to develop the characters further. As it stands we are left with a movie that has a cliche-ridden plot, weak characters and lacking in excitement. Bruce Payne is reasonably good as the bad guy but the 84 minutes really didn't allow him time to explore the character's possibilities.
Wesley Snipes isn't on best form here either. Lee Rich Producer. Dan Paulson Producer. Dylan Sellers Producer. Jonathan Sheinberg Executive Producer. David Loughery Screenwriter. Dan Gordon Screenwriter. View All Critic Reviews See Movies in Theaters. There are no approved quotes yet for this movie. Best Horror Movies. Worst Superhero Movies. Best Netflix Series and Shows. Go back. More trailers. No Score Yet. The Wheel of Time: Season 1.
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After one class, Cutter is approached by an old friend, Sly Delvecchio, who offers Cutter to be the vice-president of a new anti-terrorism unit for his company, Atlantic International Airlines. Cutter is reluctant, but Delvecchio and the company's president Stuart Ramsey convince him to accept the offer. Cutter boards as the 57th passenger on an Atlantic International flight to Los Angeles, where Marti is one of the flight attendants. Rane and his two FBI escorts are also aboard.
After the flight takes off, several men in Rane's employ posing as flight attendants and passengers kill the FBI agents, release Rane and secure the plane. Cutter, in the lavatory at the time, manages to use the plane's cellular phones to warn Delvecchio to the situation, but Cutter is soon discovered by one of Rane's agents. Cutter overpowers the agent and takes his weapon; he then uses the agent as a shield to confront Rane.
Rane is indifferent, and shows his ruthlessness by taking a passenger as hostage, and then killing him without mercy. Cutter realizes he's outmatched, and with Marti, escape to the plane's cargo hold, dispatching Vincent, another of Rane's men there, disguised as a caterer. Cutter dumps the plane's fuel, forcing Rane to order the pilots to land at a small Louisiana airfield. Cutter jumps from the plane once it has landed, but Marti is caught by Rane and kept aboard.
Rane contacts the field's tower and demands that the plane be refueled, or he will start killing the hostages; he does offer that he will release half of the passengers should they comply.
Rane also asserts that Cutter is one of his own men turned against him. Revealing mistake : When the terrorists drop the dead body out the aircraft door, look closely at the aeroplane just beneath the door, you can see the reflection of the mat the stuntman lands on, as well as the spotters around it.
Charles Rane : You wouldn't take advantage of a helpless man. John Cutter : Never stopped you. Charles Rane : It's the American way, isn't it, brother? Question : When Cutter says, "Have you ever played roulette?
On the phone with Charles, he mentions both names. Answer: I just rewatched it this morning. When Rane is trying to persuade Sheriff Biggs that he means business, one body presumably The Captain is thrown out of the plane. Just before the passengers are released, we see a quick shot of yo ambulances. One has 3 full occupied body bags in it. Therefore, it's implied the other two are in the other ambulance. This takes place before the FBI guy gets there.
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