Liam Neeson
‘The Naked Gun’ Review: Locked & Reloaded, With Plenty of Funny Business
Following in the footsteps of his bumbling father, Detective Frank Drebin Jr. must solve a murder case to prevent the police department from shutting down.
‘The Naked Gun’ Review: The Hilarious Movie We Need Right Now
Following in the footsteps of his bumbling father, Detective Frank Drebin Jr. must solve a murder case to prevent the police department from shutting down.
‘Marlowe’ Review: Neeson and Jordan’s Monumental Neo-Noir Misfire
In late 1930's Bay City, a brooding, down on his luck detective is hired to find the ex-lover of a glamorous heiress.
‘The Ice Road’ Review: Thin Ice, Thinner Screenplay
A trucker and his brother take on a dangerous mission in order to save some trapped miners.
‘The Marksman’ Review: Misses Its Intended Target Audience
Joseph Braverman reviews The Marksman, a Liam Neeson film that doesn't quite load up an audience ready for action.
‘Honest Thief’ Review: To Catch a Confessor
Joseph Braverman reviews Honest Thief, another Liam Neeson action-thriller showing off an older man (this time a thief) able to outwit many.
In-House Reviews: Waiting For The Barbarians, Made In Italy, The Tax Collector & More!
The following features Aaron Neuwirth's reviews for Waiting for the Barbarians, Made in Italy, The Tax Collector, I Used to Go Here, and a retro look back at The Doors.
Review: ‘Men In Black’ Go International With New Suits, More Action, And Less Fun
Aaron Neuwirth reviews Men In Black: International, the continuation of the sci-fi-comedy series that finds new agents on a globetrotting adventure.
Taken 10 Years Later: The Liam Neeson Industry Begins
When Taken opened 10 years ago today, it created a new genre. The Liam Neeson action movie has been going strong for a decade now, surviving even the actor’s suggestions he’d retire from action. I thi...
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