I Am D.B. Cooper

The question is: WHO CARES?

This is mainly a rehash and regurgitation of the infamous legend with actor reenactments that would have the Robert Stack seal of approval.

Ultimately, the movie does little more than add to the growing pile of Cooper memorabilia, relying on the lure an unsolved mystery.

The filmmaker undercuts the film's persuasiveness with tons of reenactments.

It mixes docudrama and documentary to give one theory about the hijacker’s identity. At least, that’s the one way of looking at it. Another, more accurate way is that this film has no credibility from the start, and barely any entertainment value to boot.

Is he really the fugitive DB Cooper? For people old enough to have lived through the story of his hijacking a plane in 1971, bailing out and disappearing, that dominated the headlines for several weeks, if not months, it’s an interesting supposition.

True crime buffs may get a kick out of I AM D.B. COOPER. Is it fiction? Is it a documentary? Who knows? It claims to be the latter. Viewers will have to decide for themselves.

While the story of the disappearing parachuting man will endure, I Am DB Cooper will barely be a footnote.

It's two underwhelming movies in one.