Air Force One is shot down by terrorists, leaving the President of the United States stranded in the wilderness of Finland. 13-year-old Oskari is on a hunting mission to prove his maturity to his kinsfolk by tracking down a deer, but instead discovers the President in an escape pod. With the terrorists closing in to capture their prize, the unlikely duo team up to escape their hunters.
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Please don't spend money on this.
One of my all time favorites.
A Major Disappointment
In truth, there is barely enough story here to make a film.
One of the worst movies i have ever seen. it disrespects the power of the US military and the name of Samuel L Jackson. please do your self a favor and don't waste your time on this movie i get they had low budget and couldn't put a lot of people on the set but only like 10 are looking for the president?!
Without doubt one of the worst films I have ever watched. The idiocy of the premise, script dialogue and direction is beyond compare. It is pure 80s Hollywood cheese in the worst way, without any hint of a knowing wink to the audience that the film isn't taking itself too seriously. It takes itself entirely seriously, despite being utterly preposterous. Oh, and the music is equally awful. I will never get these 90 mins of my life back, don't make the same mistake.
Not every movie can or even should contain a dark, deep and serious story. This kind of campy movies are needed to keep the balance, I wish they would make more of these, perhaps a bit more balanced between drama and comedy. The silly lines delivered in this movies made me smile, mission accomplished. The whole situation they got into was silly, but that is why it works.I would like to enlighten a possible reader with a few points on how this movie was deliberately shows as to "how Finland looks in American movies". First of all, that is not how Lapland really looks like. Also they were flying to Helsinki and while still above Lapland, the pilot points out they are about ~45 miles to begin the landing to Helsinki, if that were minutes instead it might be more accurate. Those small lines make the whole point of how silly this movie is, in a good way.But the interesting thing is that there is swearing and some blood and gore in the movie. I would say this movie is somewhat a nod towards all the campy action movies that display world and situations in inaccurate ways, but still make them work.I can recommend this movie to anyone who seeks a change for all the over-dark stories in movies these days we are being flooded with.It is a solid six, fun to watch, campy, ridiculous situations, must have been fun to make.
A film that is supposed to show Finland, the land of the thousand lakes, but show the German Alps and a scenery you will have an incredibly hard time finding in Finland. It's like filming a movie about Wall Street in New Dehli. The film contains one token female, the CIA director. The coming of age ritual is stupid and shallow as presented, but so are the Finns that surround the boy - except for his hero father. The mother - or other women in Finland - are never mentioned. But then again neither are the saunas, which shows how little this film is about Finland, in addition to the topographic blunder.This is a movie for boys of all ages, but it contains little of value, other than some suspension in the action scenes. I like some of the one liners, and some of the way the boy acts, but it is hard to see that a boy who starts as a weak loser who is only too aware of his short comings, can suddenly - in the middle of the German ("Finlandian") wilderness - become so street smart and over power a state leader in rhetoric and puns, and that in an English too good for a Finn hunter boy of 13.I know, this is a movie for boys, I know, and yet I would have hoped for more depth and realism, so that there was more tension and actual suspense, so that we were actually a little scared and moved emotionally. Or, the action could have been taken to an even funnier caricature, made more cartoon like and given us more laughter. As it is, the movie falls between two chairs.