Hellen I like the storyline of this show,it attract me so much

Cubussoli Very very predictable, including the post credit scene !!!

ThrillMessage There are better movies of two hours length. I loved the actress'performance.

Rosie Searle It's the kind of movie you'll want to see a second time with someone who hasn't seen it yet, to remember what it was like to watch it for the first time.

shakercoola An FBI agent is demoted to a desk job back in Washington DC. By a stroke of luck, she's upgraded to business class on her flight - but as soon as the plane takes off, her seatmate offers her a fortune if she can get him off the plane alive. Altitude is a very noticeably low budget air drama which fails to rise above its fake feel to produce any suspense. All the elements are there for an air disaster film but there's nothing new at all being offered to an audience very aware of this subgenre. The villains are just noisy, unbelievable and not too threatening despite the story having them do bad things. And because their acting is below par it was left to Denise Richards and Kirk Barker to describe how evil they apparently all are, and keep it all going, in the hope of landing soon.

tim-40191 The last scenes of 200 -sorry 6 - people evacuation a plane on an emergency slide whilst taking off at 150mph ... is so funny .... but the very last scene takes the crown ..... two people in a parachute... - my family were crying laughing . Honestly the worst film ever seen !! Lowest budget film ever .

hfast-91823 But we do get to see denise richards almost execute a second facial expression besides the pout.. she almost did it, but it was as if there was something injected into her face that paralyzed her facial muscles. what could it be? she is SO brave to fight this horrible ailment. lmao

TdSmth5 Gretchen is a badass FBI agent involved in diffusing hostage situations. In the intro we meet her breaking protocol and doing stupid and dangerous stuff, but for a good cause, namely to save the life of the hostage-taker. She succeeds but it gets her re-assigned to desk-duty in DC.On her flight to DC she's moved to first class--a seat next to the obligatory Brit, can't even have a B-movie without one of those. And we also meet a bunch of unsavory characters, and one seemingly nice guy with a gun. When Dolph gets on the flight, the Brit gets seriously anxious and offers Gretchen a bunch of money to make sure he gets out alive. He knows something terrible is about to happen.And sure enough. Gretchen finds a dead flight attendant and her Brit goes missing. Dolph takes control of the cockpit and throws the plane into a deep dive. That allows the bad guys to take control of the airplane. Gretchen enlists the help of the marshal--the nice guy with the gun, who is a rookie and doesn't know what to do, which allows Gretchen of course to be in charge.She runs into the Brit eventually and she learns why the bad guys are after him. Of course the few good guys will have to somehow regain control of the plane and save their lives, except that Dolph has some pretty sinister plans for the plane.Altitude is an B-action thriller with not a whole lot of action. Dolph in fact doesn't get involved in any action whatsoever. The cast is relatively strong, the story is alright, with some unusual elements. Dialogue is good. Cosmetic surgery hasn't done Denise Richards any favors, but her voice acting is excellent. The main problem with this movie is that for the resolution they chose to film it in complete darkness, I imagine for budgetary reasons. The problem is that it actually does take some budget to make stuff filmed at night look good. And here it doesn't at all. And unfortunately, the outdoor night scenes are action and CGI-intensive, and most of it is visually unintelligible. Altitude isn't a terrible movie by any means, but unfortunately they didn't have enough of a budget.