Air Force One is a 1997 American action-thriller film directed by Wolfgang Petersen and starring Harrison Ford as the President of the United States, James Marshall. The film follows Marshall as he and his family fly aboard their aircraft, Air Force One, on a trip to Moscow. Meanwhile, a group of Russian terrorists, led by Ivan Korshunov (Gary Oldman), hijack the plane, with the intention of using it as a bargaining chip to force the release of their leader, General Radek.
Marshall is forced to hide onboard the plane and, with the help of his military advisors and Secret Service agents, he devises a plan to take back the aircraft and rescue his family. Throughout the film, he faces the dilemma of how to protect his family and uphold his principles, as he refuses to negotiate with the terrorists.
The film's plot centers around the theme of patriotism and the sacrifice that a president is willing to make for his country. The film's intense action scenes include gunfights, dogfights, and stunts that showcase the bravery of the Secret Service agents and the determination of the president to protect his family and the United States.
Air Force One was a commercial and critical success, grossing over $315 million worldwide and receiving positive reviews for its thrilling action sequences, impressive performances, and engaging storyline. It remains a popular action-thriller film that showcases the courage and determination of the President of the United States in the face of danger.