I know that special effects are supposed to make a story better, but this is one case where they ruin the film to a certain extent. "Air Force One" contains a terrific storyline, along with a great cast of stars.  Harrison Ford plays the President who, along with his family and Cabinet  members, are beginning a return journey from Russia, where they have  kidnapped the self=proclaimed leader of a small country on the brink of  rebellion. Before take-off, a camera crew boards the plane, headed by Gary  Oldman. Soon, the camera crew is revealed as being a group of terrorists  who begin killing at random and hold the remaining survivors hostage in  return for the release of their leader. Ford makes the president a true  hero as he tries to stop the plane and the terrorists, and the story never  stops moving as things unfold. However, the special effects are not  believable in all places, and while the majority of the shots look honestly  true, there is always something to give away the computer wizardry. This  movie is a good movie, and I reccommend watching it on DVD instead of VHS  for better experiencing of this film.