Moustroll Good movie but grossly overrated

Claysaba Excellent, Without a doubt!!

Curapedi I cannot think of one single thing that I would change about this film. The acting is incomparable, the directing deft, and the writing poignantly brilliant.

BeSummers Funny, strange, confrontational and subversive, this is one of the most interesting experiences you'll have at the cinema this year.

O2D Even though I didn't really care for this movie, I'm shocked that it has a rating of 3.The people who rated this must usually only watch the greatest movies ever made because the average movie I see is much worse. My only real problem with this movie is that it was very predictable.I saw everything coming, including the end.I also didn't care for the love story angle.Why does every movie have to have a love story? It's really strange that Treat Williams is billed as the star because he literally has the smallest part in the movie.When he finally shows up, an hour in, he tries to make a bunch of jokes and some of them are actually funny.Up until he gets there we are treated to a very stereotypical opening where a bunch of self-consumed, spoiled people somehow all end up on the same chartered flight.Of course it crashes and it wouldn't be a movie if they didn't all split up.It's really not bad for this type of movie.I give it five stars.

Chukar This is a truely "lovely" film. All of the ladies in the film find true love other than the girl who is taking care of her father, but he survives, so all is love. Even the bear gets a couple hugs in the film. The leading lady finds Treat Williams. A lady writer on the plane meets the leading ladies father, and the young couple patch things up and are about to go off into the sunset. The bear didn't fare quite so well in the end, I am afraid.Most of the scenery was shot next to a forest service campground about two miles from Rock Creek Lake in California. I have been there lots of times. If you look in the beginning you will see a couple of the outhouses in the pic. They found the magic box there. They crashed their plane there, and they treked and trecked to get away from there but never got accross the highway. But, Mount Morgan is always in the picture. Rock Creek Lake lies in the valley where all the trees are. Rock Creek Lake is only about 30 miles from Bishop, CA. And that is where some of the street scenes were shot. I bet the crew all stayed at "Tom's Place" which is at the entrance to Rock Creek Canyon. Tom's has a bar, a restaurant and quite a few rooms. I had fun with the movie. Actually I rather enjoyed the film. At times it was so bad it was funny. The wild ride in the Bronco with Williams cracking jokes all the way was stupid and because it was stupid I had to laugh

karensperkins In ending this movie, they used the exact ending of Long Kiss Goodnight! It's not even a copy--it's just an edited version of the same thing!! How cheap. What's up with that? If you watch closely you can actually see a truck disappear that they used in Long Kiss Goodnight that wasn't supposed to be there in Extreme Limits or Crash Point Zero whatever you want to call it. Not worth the $1.99 to rent, unless you want a good laugh at the copy cat ending! YUCK

wanchai_mike Just wanted to add to the comment by Bailey-21(Alabama)...who said "the entire climax of this... is nearly an exact copy of that film (Long Kiss). Frame for frame, it's a pitiful ripoff."If you look at this scene 'Frame by frame', you can actually SEE Geena Davis standing by the truck! this is the SAME FOOTAGE!I wonder if both films were made by the same studio, and they ran out of money on this one, or if this is even legal!I felt Ripped Off!