From the start, the daughter is nothing but nasty. Her brother shows his colors when he just decides to keep a pocket knife found in the plane. If the main character had a half a brain, he'd have left the kids with anyone who would take them and forget about proposing. He will be marrying into a house full of brats. Plus, a mom who sends her kid off into the hills without his fricking coat doesn't say much for her. Why the pilot would think it a good idea to not let anyone know they were coming early, especially flying over a no cell service makes this a whole movie just too out there. Beautiful scenery, lackluster acting. Bummer, I like Lucas Black.

Jason (Lucas Black) is flying his girlfriend Noelle's two kids Sam (Kyleigh Bakker) and Ben (Roman Engel) to their grandparents' cabin. They have a bird strike and forced to land in the middle of the woods.

Kids are the worst. There is a life-and-death wilderness situation and the girl is all about the family melodrama. They leave the relative safety of the plane. I certainly understand him going to the ranger's cabin by himself. Of course, kids are the worst and they can't take care of themselves for a few days. The little one is even worst. "I got bored." Really? Almost every problem except the bird strike can be traced back to the kids. They burn down the cabin. They wreck the ATV. They keep almost getting themselves killed. Kids are the worst. Aside from that, this may be a Christian film. It's the undertone without being too preachy.