Gerard Butler is the undisputed king of modern trash cinemaAnd it is a nickname which he should feel proud of. Too many traditional contemporary action films are amazed and bland, but butler films have a little dirt and blood in their nails, which is why he is an essential player for fans of large budget operating prices. Whether he smoked and eats donuts in the “heads” or draws terrorists in the “Has Fallen” franchise, the characters of Big Gerry recall the heroes of everyone, everyone, and he plays them all with a cheeky thunderstorm in his eyes.

It brings us to “Plane”, the back of the 90s Jean-François Richet This is currently flying high in the top 10 of Netflix, according to Flixpatrol. In this underestimated jewel, Butler embodies Brodie Torrance, a pilot who must protect his passengers from ruthless rebels after their plane lands on an island dangerous in the middle of nowhere. Most of the passengers are helpless and far from being equipped in combat, so Brodie must team up with Louis Gaspare (Mike Colter), a soldier that everyone suspects is a homicide maniac, to save the day. CUE THE CARNAGE.

“Plane” is a simple and without restraint -stuffed sensations conduct which is comfortably found alongside violent films that have transformed Butler into royalty among gender buffs. In addition, it allowed him to play a character whom he found interesting due to the fact that Brodie is not a clean seam, Goody-Two-Shoes.

Brodie Torrance is not the perfect man in “Plane”. To begin with, the pilot was awarded the most little glamorous roads as a punishment of his high people, who were not happy that he beat a passenger at the time. He also has a tense relationship with his daughter, but he always does his best to be a good father, damn. However, Brodie’s faults are what attracted Gerard Butler in the role, as he explained in an interview with Uproxx.

“It is not perfect. He must make judgments. His passions derive the best side of them sometimes. But, yes, I have the impression that what I like in these films is that the public can climb in it. It is not a superhero. Because in this way, it is always a fun hero, but you are not a superhero.”

Now that more people discover the film thanks to Netflix, some viewers will be delighted to know that “Ship”, a series of “plane”, is currently underway. This one will tell the adventures of Louis Gaspare after the events of the first film, the soldier responsible for putting an end to a ring of human trafficking on a boat. To date, it remains to be seen if Brodie will join him for another filming adventure. Waiting for, You can read our interview “Plane” with Butler and Colter here.