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Con Air is a 1997 American action thriller film directed by Simon West and starring Nicolas Cage, John Cusack and John Malkovich in the lead roles. Written by Scott Rosenberg and produced by Jerry Bruckheimer, the film centers on a prison break aboard a Justice Prisoner and Alien Transportation System (JPATS) aircraft, nicknamed "Con Air". It features an ensemble supporting cast of Steve Buscemi, Ving Rhames, Colm…
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source What a beautiful coincidence that I just saw the movie *Con Air (1997)* on my cable TV a few days ago and the prompt for this week in cine tv is asking us to tell us of our favorite plane movie. I've had a struggle choosing between *Snakes in the plane*, *Air force one* and *Con Air*, which happens to be my best movie shot on a plane. But I wouldn't lie, although air force one and snakes in the plane were cla…More
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Source Hello friends, welcome to my blog, when talking about movies involving airplanes, several come to mind that have impressed me for their characters, plot and actors, but one in particular comes to my mind, "Con Air", a film that was released in 1997, directed by Simon West, starring Nicolas Cage, John Cusack and John Malcovich, whose performances made this movie shine, not to mention the cast of actors that ac…More
Despite the fact that this film is almost a quarter of a century old, it's still a fun one. This is probably Nicolas Cage's most memorable role. He's played the badass hero many times, but Con Air is Mr. Cage at his best. Con Air was made for $75 million and made $224 million in the box office. They don't tell us how much movies make on TV, VHS, or DVD, but studios expect to make as much as it did in the box office…More
Self defense? I always find it a little curious that the writers have some one that has been highly trained in self defense accidentally killing an attacker in self defense. Whatever happened to disarmament? Guess we wouldn't have a movie then would we? The cast includes John Malkovich, and Ving Rhames which give Nicolas Cage decent bad guys to respond against. Combine this with a decent pace, some interesting scene…More