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Airplane engineer Kyle Pratt (Jodie Foster) is heading home with her young daughter from Germany to New York on a double-decker Elgin 474 to bury her husband. At 30,000 feet, the child vanishes, and nobody will admit she was ever on the plane.

Genre:

Action, Drama, Mystery

Actors:

Jodie Foster, Peter Sarsgaard, Sean Bean, Kate Beahan, Michael Irby, Assaf Cohen, Erika Christensen, Shane Edelman, Mary Gallagher, Haley Ramm, Forrest Landis, ...»

Director:

Robert Schwentke

Country:

United States

Release:

2005

IMDb:

6.3

Quality:

Duration:

98 min

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Kyle Pratt

Played by: Jodie Foster

Carson

Played by: Peter Sarsgaard

Captain Rich

Played by: Sean Bean

Stephanie

Played by: Kate Beahan

Obaid

Played by: Michael Irby

Ahmed

Played by: Assaf Cohen

Fiona

Played by: Erika Christensen

Mr. Loud

Played by: Shane Edelman

Mrs. Loud

Played by: Mary Gallagher

Brittany Loud

Played by: Haley Ramm

Rhett Loud

Played by: Forrest Landis

Claudia

Played by: Jana Kolesárová

Elias

Played by: Brent Sexton

Julia Pratt

Played by: Marlene Lawston

Estella

Played by: Judith Scott

David

Played by: John Benjamin Hickey

Eric

Played by: Matt Bomer

Mike

Played by: Chris Gartin

Katerina

Played by: Bess Wohl

Grunick

Played by: Kirk B.R. Woller

Anna

Played by: Stephanie Faracy

West

Played by: Cooper Thornton

Irene

Played by: Amanda Brooks

Ebert & Roeper

I do think this is a solid thriller for our times.

September 26, 2005

Eye for Film

a white-knuckle ride into the anxieties and terrors of the new millennium... Fasten your seatbelts.

July 06, 2007

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Beliefnet

It's always a bad sign in a thriller when the big reveal is greeted by hoots of derisive laughter.

September 01, 2011

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Village Voice

We're starkly reminded that there's nothing quite so fickle as paranoia, and that some people are never more persuasive than when they're out of their minds.

September 27, 2005

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Cinema Crazed

If it's post 9/11, why would they have a plane with bathrooms that lead to tunnel-sized ventilators that have access to the plane's machinery?!

April 29, 2009

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Washington Post

Succeeds admirably, both as a sophisticated psychological thriller and as an example of, if not great art, then superb craftsmanship.

September 23, 2005

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Common Sense Media

Tense but riveting thriller, best for teens+.

December 15, 2010

L.A. Weekly

The vanished child one really misses here is that adorably sparky, wised-up kid from Bugsy Malone and Alice Doesn't Live Here Any More.

September 24, 2005

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Entertainment Weekly

One of those thrillers that pivots around the question of how daring -- or how focus-group cautious -- we suspect the filmmakers will turn out to be.

September 24, 2005

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Princeton Town Topics

Following a smooth takeoff, this psychological thriller hits some turbulence and crash lands due to a preposterous, almost comical, turn of events.

May 26, 2007

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ComingSoon.net

As with many modern thrillers the actual plot, once it comes to light, is highly implausible, there are a few too many turns towards the end and the climax errs towards the anti-climatic. That being said, it's well put together and entertainingly moody.

March 22, 2011

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New York Observer

[Foster's] such a valuable commodity that I wish she'd spend her time making better movies.

September 28, 2005

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