The irrepressible tone of mordant giggliness this movie hits so often is entirely its own, keeping the movie buoyant.

All the films that deal with an event like this one, there's just so much detailed process of the hijacking part,” Byun tells ...

This fictive spin on a 1970 hijacking finds satirical gold in hapless, frantic attempts by sparring multinational officials to prevent a catastrophe.

In 'Good News,' when communists hijack a plane to Pyongyang, government officials scramble to make a Seoul airport look like ...