This movie was very fun! I watched it with my family at theaters and it was full of good laughs. I've never laughed this much watching a movie.

There were character development and moments that really pieced it together. It had great laughs and got my whole family laughing. I think this is very enjoyable for teens and adults alike! I loved the touching moments. I really like how they added comedy elements every scene, so the movie doesn't feel boring.

I really recommend watching with your family god some good laughs and wholesomeness! I rarely critique on movies, but this movie was worth my time reviewing!

Awesome! In just two hours, they managed to craft a compelling plot that touches on life's hardships, responsibility, and even includes some light-hearted romance. I would absolutely love to see this storyline adapted into a drama! The plot is fantastic, and they did a great job of clearly presenting the problem, building up to the climax, and delivering a satisfying conclusion.

The plane crash scene was incredible-so realistic that I was on the edge of my seat, screaming the whole time! And I have to say, Jung Suk looked stunning with the makeup, and his long hair gave him a completely different vibe. I've never seen him with long hair before, and he looked so handsome! One of the funniest moments was when he tried to act like a woman. Watching him sit like a man with his legs spread wide during his first meeting with the other pilot was hilarious!

Jung Suk is truly an incredible, versatile actor. Even though he tends to have the same body language and acting style in every role, he somehow manages to embody each character perfectly, bringing them to life with an authenticity that feels like you're watching the real him.

The film presents a vibrant and visually appealing array of attractive men and women, accompanied by a tightly constructed comedic narrative that effectively engages with contemporary stereotypes, as the primary audience appears to be the younger generation. Prior to viewing this film, I was aware that it was a remake of the 2012 Swedish film "Cockpit," and I expressed interest in understanding the original's execution and its intended demographic. Unfortunately, this Korean adaptation did not resonate with me; while I recognized the effort to inject humor, I found it lacking in genuine impact, and I cannot attribute this solely to cultural differences.

Certain scenes, such as the hospital sequence following the plane crash, were quite peculiar. However, in the realm of comedy, I do not hold the expectation that every element must be entirely logical, so I will refrain from being overly critical in this regard.

The film is certainly watchable, but it is not something I would choose to revisit. Once was sufficient.