Run All Night (2015)

Pretty Good

Excellent and certainly provocative... If nothing else, the film is a real conversation starter.

A terrific literary drama and character piece that shows how the process of creating art can be seen differently by those doing it and those looking at it from the outside.

Through painfully honest and emotional moments, the movie becomes irresistibly relatable

This is for Liam Neeson fans. Ed harris gives a fantastic performance too. The scenes between the two veteran actors are mesmerizing. The action scenes are brilliantly shot. Joel Edgarton looks nice too. It may not make sense in many scenes since it borrows elements from movies in 80's.

Liam Neesons 64, and he still kicks butt in all sorts of different ways. Run All Night is a mob action thriller which is really good,tense and out of this world. seeing bad guys getting knocked down/killed in just on night we haven't seen anything like that before. I really like Run All Night, it focuses on friends and family also revenge in one whole night. This is why Liam gives a great performance, as the good one alongside Ed Harris as the bad guy. The thing that really picks out in this action thriller is that these two are old time long best friends which gives us an interesting view of what will happen next in the movie.Run All Night is dark and not off putting. it keeps you on the edge of your seat from start to finish. this should be a 8/10 it has great action scenes great drama great directing and powerful acting. This movie is nothing Like Liams earlier ones like Taken or Unknown everybody should know he dose not do the same in his movies.Run All Night i Highly recommend a watch, with a powerful lead cast especially by Liam Neeson It will go well in Your DVD collation. (if you have one).

Jimmy was a mob hit-man, who was best friends with his boss Sean Maguire. But when Jimmy's son, Michael, is marked for death by the mob, Jimmy must go up against Sean to protect Michael at all costs. Together, he and Michael must avoid corrupt cops, contract killers and the mob to survive the night, by having to......................Run All Night........In a major change of Role, Lesson plays a Hard Drinking, estranged from his family, hard man, who is trying to go straight, but something has happened, and he has to back to his old ways.The above description is something that Neeson has done for nearly eight years now, and although Taken was a pretty entertaining thriller, his agent and the studios are really milking his new action man persona for everything it's worth.Here it's the same old stuff, but adding Nolte and Harris into the mix tries to turn this pulpy action into some pseudo prolific thriller, but it doesn't work, it just ticks the obligatory boxes, and adds a table meeting every now and again with Neeson and Harris, to add a little 'class'.If your a fan of Neeson, you may also be getting slightly tired of him running around like a man half his age, shooting up the city, getting away with it, and building bridges with everyone he wronged in the past, including the cops, his son, and Nick Nolte, who should come with subtitles.It's not rubbish by any means, the cast are all okay, but we've seen it all before, and it really reminded me of State Of Grace, a far superior movie.And if you want the ending to be more powerful, skip the first two or three minutes, it ruins the film.

I liked the movie but I didn't. Acting, screenplay, story , action is all good. I mean it doesn't make fun of viewer with unrealistic stunts. Its strange though because I felt the story is little fair to jimmy though he may not have deserved it. You 'll get it after you have watched the movie. Jimmy is not the hero in the story, and we won't expect him to stand after the unbelievable mess got cleaned but you'll root for his son and his family to stay alive because of his good choices despite being jimmy's son. That's it so its a nice movie better than recent Liam's action flicks. I would have given more than 7 but little disappointed with the story in area where most viewers don't notice. If you decide to give a bad guy a chance for redeem you must make it look like he deserves it. But may be its just me over analyzing.