Mel Gibson's latest directorial endeavor, 'Flight Risk', marks his return to filmmaking after nine years but fails to capture the intense energy of his past works like 'Hacksaw Ridge' or 'Braveheart'. Set primarily in a Cessna prop plane, the film features a small ensemble cast and a muted tension compared to the grand stakes usually present in Gibson's narratives. While professional and competent, the film does not resonate deeply, offering performances that are serviceable but not memorable. The characters struggle to engage viewers amidst the high tension of their predicament, ultimately leaving 'Flight Risk' feeling flat.
Mel Gibson’s new film 'Flight Risk' lacks the engaging energy of his earlier works, presenting a less thrilling cinematic experience in a confined setting.
While 'Flight Risk' showcases Gibson's craftsmanship, it ultimately doesn't meet the audience's high expectations following his acclaimed previous films.
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