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Hijacked Movie storyline :
Special Agent Ross’s (Randy Couture) plans to reconcile with his ex-fiance are ruined when she boards a private jet that is targeted by hijackers working for the same crime lord he is chasing. With no time to inform his team, Ross wriggles his way aboard the aircraft and risks it all to save the love of his life. An adrenaline fueled action packed film that puts the fear back in flying!
Hijacked Movie Plot: A special agent's plans to reconcile with his ex-fiancé are ruined when she boards a private jet that is targeted by hijackers working for the same crime lord that he is chasing.
Genres: Action | Thriller
Motion Picture Rating (MPAA): Rated R for violence, language and some sexuality
Runtime: 90 min
Country: USA
Language: English
Filming Locations: Baton Rouge, Louisiana, USA
Production Co: NuttHouse Moving Pictures Company
Director: Brandon Nutt
Writers: Declan O'Brien, Brandon Nutt
Stars: Dominic Purcell, Vinnie Jones, Craig Fairbrass
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Hijacked is a terrifically entertaining genre picture with appealing actors and a couple of surprising plot twists. Director and co-scripter Brandon Nutt keeps this classy affair afloat with a professional looking product that side steps many pitfalls that hamper other straight-to-DVD action thrillers. Taking a note from the Die Hard series, and a dose of Air Force One, this derivative b-movie is elevated beyond its mediocre roots by the winning performances from tough guy thespians Dominic Purcell, Holt McCallany and Vinnie Jones. In the lead role is UFC champion Randy Couture, who is going the way of his fellow Expendables alumni, by headline a string of low-budget action films. The irony is that rarely have the likes of Lundgren, Steve Austin or Statham appeared in a movie as purely enjoyable as Hijacked.
Randy Couture is Paul Ross, a federal agent hunting a terrorist group know as ‘the tribe’. When evidence surfaces exposing a plot to hijack the plane of a wealthy industrialist, Ross springs into action. Unbeknownst to him is that his ex-fiancee is on board the flight as well. Aided by a battle tested SAS operative turned bodyguard (Purcell), the pair set off to take down the members of the invading squad and bring the plane to safety. Any action fan that has been near a television in the last 25 years can recount the plot mechanics by memory from so many similarly themed films. The aspect that separates Hijacked from other lesser vehicles are the clean storytelling and clever plot twists introduced in the second and final acts. Hijacked proves a theory I have regarding action flicks, style is more important than plot. What happens is not nearly as important as how it happens and who it happens to-if you disagree with me think back to some of your favorite Rocky, or James Bond movies. This is a slam-bang, moderately violent air adventure with an intriguing angle as some better than expected character development. One of the best straight-to-DVD releases of the year, don’t miss it.
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Viewers Comments :
10 July 2012 | by J. Davis (jrd3232@live.com) (USA)
I thought Hijacked could be interesting when I saw Vinnie Jones, whom I'm a big fan of & Dominic Purcell(Prison Break)listed as the lead cast but Vinnie Jones doesn't even make it past the first five minutes & Purcell couldn't have said more than twenty words in the entire film. Hijacked is just another straight to video release with little action, no suspense and characters I could care less for. The acting was mediocre & the script was bad. No thrilling action sequences, it's obvious to the viewer that this was just another low-budget cookie cutter type action flick with a plot so thin I had to fight the urge to turn it off . If there is anything to be said, it is don't get suckered into paying to see this. It didn't seem like anyone really tried to make an effort, especially the writer/director Brandon Nutt whose last picture sits at a 2.7 rating. I think that says it all.
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