American Made

With all of the extra luggage fees these days, it's cheaper to just fly as a nudist.

Fortunately, the amoral fly-boy in this dramedy has no qualms with transporting questionable cargo.

Recruited by the CIA (Domhnall Gleeson) in the seventies to fly reconnaissance over Nicaragua, cocky commercial airline pilot Barry Seal (Tom Cruise) soon leverages that relationship into smuggling cocaine for General Noriega.

Overtime, the CIA asks Barry to start delivering firearms to the contras for Uncle Sam. Later, he's tasked with flying those same guerillas into the US for military training to help them oust their country's socialist government.

A darkly comedic adaptation of the actual underhanded events that transpired during America's anticommunist efforts to destabilize Central America, Cruise's charm, director Doug Liman's stylish direction and the unbelievable script help deliver this enjoyable freight intact.

Moreover, the best method for smuggling in drugs is inside of a detection dog. Green Light

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