Liam Neeson is perfect for this role, being forced to do heroic things in a closed space. His large, round eyes are always watery and tender, which makes his feelings for his daughter or family convincing and resonating. His flat and sturdy nose can make people feel strength and strength. Foreigners are most likely to collapse their noses when they fight.
The film is about protecting a personal ID in a commuter car. To protect witnesses, you must first find out witnesses, and then watch her to prevent her from being hurt. The villain is said to be very powerful, but he didn't get close to Lim Neeson to create all kinds of obstacles and injuries to him, and the commuter car is obviously not as nervous as the plane - not fast and on the ground - there is no hurricane rescue for the dead. There are so many, so you will always have a tepid and unnerved feeling during the viewing process.
There are not many big scenes and hard fights. Mr. Liam is in his 60s in reality and in the film. He is out of breath after a few rounds. In order for him to win, it is easy for his opponents to die.
If it weren't for the Liam Neeson complex, this would really be a normal movie everywhere. It is by no means a qualified Hollywood movie at the current industry level.
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