Non-stop (film)

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Movie
German title Non-stop
Original title Non-stop
Country of production United Kingdom , France , United States , Canada
original language English
Publishing year 2014
length 106 minutes
Age rating FSK 12
JMK 14
Rod
Director Jaume Collet-Serra
script John W. Richardson
Chris Roach
Ryan Engle
production Alex Heineman
Andrew Rona
Joel Silver
music John Ottman
camera Flavio Labiano
cut Jim May
occupation

Non-Stop is an action - thriller from Jaume Collet-Serra from the year 2014 with Liam Neeson in the title role as a washed- Air Marshal , who is one on a flight from New York to London in a deadly cat-and-mouse game with unknown blackmailer finds again: If his demands are not complied with, a passenger will be executed every 20 minutes. The film marks the second collaboration between Neeson and Collet-Serra. The German film launch was on March 13, 2014.

action

Air safety officer Bill Marks is on a flight from New York City to London . Shortly after take-off, he received a short message via the aircraft's internal network that a passenger would be killed every 20 minutes if 150 million US dollars were not transferred to an account. With the help of stewardess Nancy and passenger Jen Summers, who check the on-board cameras for possible cell phone use, Marks can apparently identify the second Air Marshal Hammond as a possible blackmailer. When Marks confronts him in the toilet, Hammond explains that he needs the money and then attacks Marks. In the scuffle that follows, Hammond tries to shoot Marks with his service weapon, but Marks breaks his neck. This is exactly when the 20 minutes expire. There is cocaine in Hammond's briefcase, which leads Marks to believe that it should look like the two flight attendants are doing something crooked together. When it turns out that Marks is the account holder, the aviation security authorities assume that Marks is the blackmailer, especially since he is getting rougher on the passengers. The mood of the passengers turns against Marks and soon they suspect him of being a kidnapper.

For an initially unknown cause, the captain and another passenger die. When the evidence confirms that Marks had taken control of the plane, it is reported as hijacked, diverted to Iceland and escorted by two Typhoon fighter jets . Meanwhile, media that can be received on the plane report on the hijacking of the plane by Bill Marks; it is mentioned that he is an alcoholic, possibly a member of the IRA, and mentally unstable since the death of his daughter. The interviewee of the aviation safety authority has long since passed his judgment and is no longer accessible to any argument. Marks finds a bomb hidden in the cocaine in Hammond's trunk. When he tries to tell the passengers about this, he is attacked by some. Only with the help of the passenger Tom Bowen can he speak freely and convince the passengers of his innocence.

However, he cannot defuse the bomb and decides to place it in the back of the aircraft and, in accordance with the regulations, to contain it with luggage as much as possible in order to divert the force of the explosion to the outside. The co-pilot, who is now in a conflict of conscience , decides - despite multiple warnings from the fighter jets - to follow Marks' instructions and to bring the plane to the ground, since an explosion of the bomb at 8,000 feet would not be as catastrophic as one Explosion at 20,000 feet. Through video footage taken by one of the passengers, Marks can identify one of the two kidnappers: It is Bowen. Bowen lost his father in the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks and blamed the US security forces , including the Air Marshals. His plan is to parachute with his accomplice and detonate the plane. Make the world think Marks blew up the machine. He not only wants to extort the money, but also ruin the reputation of all air marshals. With the help of the New York police officer Reilly, Marks finally manages to eliminate him and his accomplice. The plane was badly damaged by the bomb detonation, but it can land in Keflavik in Iceland without harming other people. Marks is now celebrated as a hero in the media. The interlocutor of the aviation safety authority apologizes meekly to him.

Voice actor

role actor German synchronization
Bill Marks Liam Neeson Bernd Rumpf
Jen Summers Julianne Moore Petra Barthel
Nancy Michelle Dockery Jennifer Bottcher
Zack White Nate Parker Tobias Schmidt
Captain David McMillan Linus Roache Frank Röth
Tom Bowen Scoot McNairy Robert Glatzeder
Austin Reilly Corey Stoll Sascha Rotermund
Gwen Lloyd Lupita Nyong'o Rubina Nath
Jack Hammond Anson Mount Torsten Sense
Iris Marianne Bar Paly Annina Braunmiller
Dr. Fahim Nasir Omar Metwally Dietmar miracle
Travis Mitchell Corey Hawkins Björn Schalla
Agent Marenick Shea Whigham Lutz Schnell
Becca (little red-haired girl) Quinn McColgan

background

Filming began on November 1, 2012 at York Studios in Maspeth , New York City and at JFK Airport and Long Island MacArthur Airport . They ended on January 2, 2013. The production budget was $ 50 million.

The premiere took place on January 27, 2014 in Paris . It wasn't until just under a month later, on February 26, 2014, that the film was shown in French cinemas. Two days later, it hit US theaters, grossing over $ 10 million on its opening day. After the first weekend, revenues from 3,090 theaters were $ 28.9 million. Non-Stop landed first in the US box office before Son of God . The total worldwide box office on April 8, 2014 was over 178 million US dollars, of which around 10 million came from France and 88 million from the USA. The German theatrical release was on March 13, 2014. The total box office income in Germany is the equivalent of 10.4 million US dollars. In total, the film grossed $ 222.8 million in the cinema.

Reviews

The film received average to good reviews. On Rotten Tomatoes , 61% of 222 reviews are currently positive. In the IMDb film database , he has an average rating of 7.0 out of 10 points.

Patrick Seyboth gave the “Action Chamber Game Above the Clouds” 3 out of 5 stars in his review for epd Film : “With an illustrious ensemble […] the film sets in motion a game of changing suspicions that is somewhere between Whodunit patterns à la murder in the Orient Express , 9/11 motifs and rabid action scenes. Pedants may be annoyed that the plot is overconstructed to the point of absurdity - but in the end it is its nonchalance that makes NON-STOP so appealing. So dogged the main character, so casual the film. "

The film service ruled: “A claustrophobic thriller in which the ingenious opponent is always one step ahead. However, the staging gets tangled up in the undergrowth of an increasingly absurd plot that hooks the last remnant of the credibility of the already quite stereotyped characters. "

Cinema gave a rating of 100% and wrote: “Despite the staging like a chamber play - the action takes place almost exclusively on the plane - the film delivers a high level of tension. Sudden twists and turns ensure that you don't know who is behind the matter until the finale. And a touch of system criticism is interspersed in 'Non-Stop' when the assassin says: 'You promised us absolute security, but that was a lie. You can't do that. ' Conclusion: It hasn't been that exciting in the cinema for a long time. "

Web links

Individual evidence

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  2. ↑ Age rating for non-stop . Youth Media Commission .
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  4. ↑ Non-stop in the German dubbing index
  5. ↑ Christine: 'Non-Stop', starring Liam Neeson, filming in NYC. In: On Location Vacations. December 10, 2012, accessed November 18, 2019 .
  6. ^ Action Thriller to be Filmed at MacArthur Airport ( Memento from October 17, 2013 in the Internet Archive ).
  7. ↑ Bory's Kit: Silver Pictures Picks Up Remake Rights to French Heist Film 'Le Convoyeur' (Exclusive). In: The Hollywood Reporter. Retrieved November 18, 2019 .
  8. ↑ Ray Suber: Friday Report: 'Non-Stop', 'Son of God' in Close Race . In: BoxOfficeMojo.com . March 1, 2014. Retrieved April 9, 2014.
  9. ↑ Ray Suber: Weekend Report: Neeson beats Jesus, 'Frozen' Hits $ 1 trillion . In: BoxOfficeMojo.com . March 2, 2014. Retrieved April 9, 2014.
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  11. ^ Non-Stop - International Box Office Results . In: BoxOfficeMojo.com . Retrieved April 9, 2014.
  12. ↑ Non-stop. In: BoxOfficeMojo.com. Retrieved November 18, 2019 .
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  16. ↑ Non-Stop In: filmdienst.de , accessed on January 18, 2016.
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