No Way Up

Faz muito bem o feijão com arroz apresentando os personagens em close, para criar a ligação necessária para se importar, e o que é melhor, sem excesso de piadinhas tão comuns no gênero. Alguns momentos piegas não estragam o clima de suspense, conseguindo preencher o tempo de tela num filme com duração adequada. Por mais inverossímil que pareça, o filme consegue gerar ótimo entretenimento, com algumas cenas que não poupam o espectador.

No Way Up builds tension with the underwater setting, it has been described as more reliant on atmosphere and suspense than intense action sequences. If you enjoy thrillers with a survival theme, No Way Up might be worth checking out. However, keep in mind that the plot is predictable.

A plane crashes and sinks into the Pacific Ocean, leaving the remaining passengers in a desperate fight for survival. The crash sequence is truly terrifying. This is an intriguing premise that’s carried out with some suspense and so many plot holes that they could sink the movie (pun intended). The crew (mostly young to appeal to the audience) makes various attempts to escape, but other than the dwindling air supply, their biggest challenge is the hungry sharks that lurk. There are some dramatic moments to create empathy for the characters. Some of the situations test reality, but others provide genuine jump scares. If you’re looking for a new survival thriller and can look past the flaws in the story (especially the ending), this one provides some tense fun.

Not the greatest. There were a few things wrong here. This could have been better.

Nonsensical trash. I came ready for trash filth, but entertaining trash filth. Not this. You will regret watching this with all of your being. You will drift and start to think of time - initially about how finite it is and how this is all lost time - before time starts to seem infinite, and you become desperate for this purgatory to end. You would climb headfirst into the mouth of the nearest plane-squatting-shark you came across, just to feel something.

I knew the movie was going to be trash when I saw the forwarded credits that go before the start of the movie. I can't remember the last time I saw a good movie that put the credits first, but it is straight up pretentious when a C or D grade crap movie pulls that crap. The fact the film is straight up woke and even the critics gave it a 4.8 says everything you need to know. It's a ZERO. Within less than a a couple minutes the movie shamelessly sets up several superWoke features. They immediately set up 2 sidekick characters (both white, what a surprise!) so there's really not much for the imagination on what happens during the action scenes.