Chuyên Cơ Không Lực Air Force One (1997)

Wolfgang Petersen’s 1997 opus, Air Force One, remains a seminal work in the action-thriller genre, solidifying the archetype of the action-hero President. Petersen masterfully transforms the titular aircraft into a claustrophobic pressure cooker, meticulously ratcheting up suspense with every frame. Harrison Ford delivers an indelible performance as President James Marshall, imbuing the role with a rare blend of presidential gravitas and rugged resilience, setting a high bar for proactive national leadership.

Gary Oldman, as the ruthless Egor Korshunov, provides a truly iconic antagonist portrayal – chillingly intense and utterly convincing, securing his place among the 90s' most memorable villains. The film's sharp cinematography, dynamic editing, and visceral close-quarters combat sequences, alongside gripping aerial dogfights, forge a powerfully immersive cinematic experience. Beyond its box office success, Air Force One stands as a critical benchmark, cementing Ford's heroic stature and leaving an undeniable mark on the political action landscape of modern cinema.