Neeson-season

[LastSurvivor92]

What did you guys think of Liam Neeson's film Non-Stop compared to his other films like Taken, Uknown, The Grey and Taken 2.

[The1PerfectOrganism]

This film is good but it doesn't need it's own thread.

[LastSurvivor92]

This is general film discussion isn't it? I would rather talk about All of Neeson's films not just one. I posted this thread for that purpose.

[The1PerfectOrganism]

Ah, then rename it Neeson-season.

[LastSurvivor92]

haha good name 

[Nightmare Asylum]

This thread will do fine.



No, it won't.

[Never say no to Panda!]

In my opinion it was worse than Taken or The Grey, but better than Taken 2...though, nothing fancy at so i wouldn't recommend this movie or watch it a second time.

[Eva]

Neeson is quickly becoming a contender to take over from Steven Seagal. He's even demonstrated how he can convincingly sport Seagal's 'Ken doll hairline' as well.

[Aspie]

In my opinion it was worse than Taken or The Grey, but better than Taken 2...though, nothing fancy at so i wouldn't recommend this movie or watch it a second time.

/implying The Grey wasn't a classic

[Gilfryd]

If Jaume Collet-Serra stays on to direct the live-action Akira you can bet Neeson will play the Colonel or some shit. Meanwhile they're doing another dumb action film called Run All Night.

[Alienseseses]

The Grey is a much better movie than people give it credit for.

I will say, though, Neeson did a fantastic job in The Lego Movie.

[KiramidHead]

Non-Stop was okay, but the rest of the movie couldn't live up to how tense the first act was.

[TJ Doc]

But where does it stand in the pantheon of high-altitude thrillers like Passenger 57 or Executive Decision?

[KiramidHead]

It's been so long since I've seen either of those that I can't really say.

[TJ Doc]

Well, I'm guessing it doesn't have a villain on the level of Bruce Payne's mulleted greatness.