Hijacked: 97 Minutes to Live

Reasonably fluid pulp entertainment, crafted efficiently by Finnish director Timo Vuorensola...

The use of a ticking clock as an element of tension and decisions with international implications add additional layers to the plot of this intense UK thriller. [Full review in Spanish]

[Alec Baldwin and Jonathan Rhys-Meyers] try to lift a project that's been nose-diving since its first minutes; mortally wounded, paradoxically, by those who created it. [Full review in Spanish]

The film wasn't flying poorly, but the final moments lowered the filmmaking's ammeter... [Full review in Spanish]

This misguided thriller moves in unwieldy starts and stops, with elements that seemed important 10 minutes earlier being forgotten and no cohesive sense of character or suspense.

Mercifully, this low-budget thriller is a bit shorter than its title suggests, as it fails to yield any meaningful suspense either in the air or on the ground.

Doesn’t replicate real horror, and it’s pretty lousy when it comes to Hollywood-style thrills, visibly struggling with its limited budget and sense of danger.