Bill Marks is a former cop is dealing with his daughter's death by drinking heavily, but is now an air Marshall.
While on a flight from London to New York, Marks gets a text telling him that unless 150 million dollars is deposited to an off shore account within 20 minutes someone will die.
He tries to tell the other air Marshall, but he doesn't believe him......
Since his career has found a new lease of life thanks to Taken, Neeson plays Bryan Mills in every film he's been in since, even The Lego Movie.
But that's not such a bad thing is suppose. The last Taken movie was a load of old rubbish, so I wasn't really looking forward to this, but there is never a dull moment, and Leeson is brilliant at doing broody and miserable.
The film consists of Neeson confronting someone every twenty minutes and beating them senseless when they won't listen to him, but he's always nice to the little girl, and Julianne Moore on the odd occasion.
Its an old fashioned whodunnit, with plenty of Red Herrings, and cigarette smoking in the toilets, all the while with an air of tension that is perfunctory in this sort of B movie.
If your a fan of Neeson, you'll lap this up, it's another showcase for him, but he's got a really strange smile at the end.
A fun popcorn movie, with a silly twist and decent CGI come the end.
While on a flight from London to New York, Marks gets a text telling him that unless 150 million dollars is deposited to an off shore account within 20 minutes someone will die.
He tries to tell the other air Marshall, but he doesn't believe him......
Since his career has found a new lease of life thanks to Taken, Neeson plays Bryan Mills in every film he's been in since, even The Lego Movie.
But that's not such a bad thing is suppose. The last Taken movie was a load of old rubbish, so I wasn't really looking forward to this, but there is never a dull moment, and Leeson is brilliant at doing broody and miserable.
The film consists of Neeson confronting someone every twenty minutes and beating them senseless when they won't listen to him, but he's always nice to the little girl, and Julianne Moore on the odd occasion.
Its an old fashioned whodunnit, with plenty of Red Herrings, and cigarette smoking in the toilets, all the while with an air of tension that is perfunctory in this sort of B movie.
If your a fan of Neeson, you'll lap this up, it's another showcase for him, but he's got a really strange smile at the end.
A fun popcorn movie, with a silly twist and decent CGI come the end.