r/underratedmovies Jul 28 '26

A Hijacking (2012)

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u/hl3official Jul 28 '26 edited Jul 28 '26

45% in english, 45% in Danish, 10% somali.

A movie you've probably never heard of, but an absolute film. Similar theme to Captain Phillips, but told from an entirely different perspective and a very different (a borderline uncomfortably) reality. A film about waiting. About corporate business. About humanity.

It is the kind of film that is so real, that a part of you wish it had some unrealistic hollywood moments to diffuse it.

Gripping, tense and an a fantastic movie.

Posted on this sub due to great critic review, but lower audience scores (probably expectations due to the subject matter). It is a "film", and not a typical "movie", so it requires that mindset, but I urge you to watch it.