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The plot is absurdly complicated and durr brain simple.

Apart from the sheer dullness of these two, the script by director Don Roos doesn't go anywhere. It starts at A, hiccups on B and ends at C.

It's not war with an aggressor. It's war within.

Is the movie a metaphor for sexual relations in the Nineties?

This unexpected emphasis on the entire clan and, particularly, its eccentric patriarch offers an interesting change from more straightforward biopics.

A deeply unpleasant and crassly manipulative piece of work.

Elegant, disciplined and, ultimately, stirring.

Watchable and competent, if ultimately unsatisfying, actioner.

As functional as Plane is, it's nuts and bolts, by the numbers, and for much of the time pedestrian.

The film mixes good old-fashioned storytelling with state-of-the-art animation, and it's a winning combination.