Chinese name: Commuting Rescue This is Liam Neeson's play, I have always liked his on-screen roles, from "Schindler's List" to "Wolf Warriors" to "Air Rescue", "Hurricane Rescue", every play They are all good-looking, and he often plays the image of a father who is witty, resourceful, and always able to turn the tide at critical moments. Commuter Rescue completes his "Rescue" trilogy. I don't think this drama is as good as his previous two rescue series. The main reason is that the logic of the content is not good, it is a little far-fetched, and some plots are needed for the needs of the plot. For example, after talking with a strange woman, how could Liam really go to the bathroom to find money and put it in the pocket. And how did the bad guys in the dark know about Liam's every move? Those details aside, the play is lighthearted, with one or two humorous characters running through it. Since they are all stories that take place on the train, I can't help but think of the Korean movie "Dead Train". Of course, the two films are completely different types and have different stories, so they cannot be compared, but "Dead Train" is indeed much more tense than "Commuter Rescue", much better looking, and more delicate in its depiction of human nature.
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