Movie Plan

Last night I talked some friends into seeing “Flight Plan.” One of them wanted to see a foreign film, but I was in a mood to see Mindless American Entertainment (M.A.E.). To make a long story short, there were some pretty large holes in the storyline. I guess it’s hard to write a screenplay about a child getting lost in an airplane. The part where nobody remembers her getting on the plane is a little bit of a stretch and Peter Sarsgaard is just a little too soft to really be a scary villain (Gary Oldman rocks in this dept.). But I STILL LIKED IT!

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Just for today, I can suspend my disbelief for M.A.E., even if others can not.