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Idris Elba is the hero we need in 'Hijack'
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Date：2025-04-17 02:28:15
Idris Elba is in full action hero mode in the Apple TV+ series Hijack. He stars as a corporate business negotiator onboard an airplane that is taken hostage by an eclectic bunch of assailants with mysterious motives. The series is very fun and very silly.
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