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| Ready to run? |
Run All Night Review – Liam Neeson returns as father
figure trying to set the wrong thing right again.
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| Like father...like son??? |
Jimmy (Liam Neeson) is a hitman and ‘blood brother’
to Maguire (Ed
Harris). Together they have committed a lot crime. Jimmy’s past history had
left his only son, Michael (Joel Kinnaman) refusing to have anything to
do with his father. Until one fateful night when Michael who works as limo
driver witness murder perpetrated by Maguire’s son, Danny. Danny decides to ‘get
rid’ of Michael but he manages to escape. In a turn of events, Jimmy ends up
putting a bullet on Danny. Michael tries to do the right thing and inform the
cops of the crime. Unfortunately they are ‘under’ Maguire’s ‘payroll’ as well.
The only person who can keep Michael alive is his father, Jimmy. Both father
and son had to go on the run to stay alive. With the cops and baddies chasing
them every corner, will they make it out alive?
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| Gentleman discussion... |
Liam…you
really need to slow down on the action flicks and do a slow paced film. I mean,
I like you running, jumping, crashing, punching, kicking, whacking, shooting
people but please calm yourself a bit old man. The story shifts nicely between
action and drama scenes. When its pew pew, chase, kill and die part, you have
to hold your breath while when the dialogue drama portion arrives, you gotta
listen carefully to how they speak. Overall not a bad effort to show what
extent a father would go to guard his son.
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| #word!!! |
Liam can
still kick your arse if you miss with his family. Now where can I find a man
like this please?
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