Story: A standard, mundane day-to-day trip turns deadly when an insurance salesman will get entangled in a legal conspiracy
Review: Michael MacCauley (Liam Neeson) leads a contented circle of relatives lifestyles and has been taking the similar educate to his place of work in New York City because the past 10 years. Things seem to be going positive when he all of sudden faces financial insecurity and confides in his pal and ex-colleague, Detective Alex Murphy (Patrick Wilson). Back at the educate, MacCauley is accosted through a stranger — a lady through the name of Joanna (Vera Farmiga) — who makes him an offer too tempting to resist.
What follows next is a race towards time as MacCauley faces the daunting activity to avoid wasting his circle of relatives and discover a web of lies. When you are going for a Liam Neeson movie, you move anticipating some high octane motion. And while this movie won't have continuous fast moving motion, you will not be disillusioned with The Commuter both. Certain scenes have you ever at the edge of your seat and you might be frequently left wracking your brains along side MacCauley to figure out the right way to resolve this mystery.
Neeson, after all, is very good as the ex-cop-turned-insurance salesman, who reveals himself caught in an implausible web of lies and deceit. Farmiga is spectacular as the woman who traps an unsuspecting MacCauley. Wilson has a limited number of scenes however stands proud together with his persona. The fluid digital camera work ensures that the struggle sequences are seamless and plausible. The movie additionally captures the NYC subway culture, which in some ways, is very similar to the day-to-day trip in large Indian towns the place we have now a collection of travel friends.
Director Jaume Collet-Serra, who has teamed up with Neeson for the fourth time for the large display, does a positive task of maintaining the viewer engrossed due to a taut script, surprising twists and turns, and solid performances through the lead actors. There is never a second when the movie loses momentum and you might be left guessing till the end. Overall, if you're within the mood for some intrigue and mystery, and of course, are a Neeson fan, this one makes an enchanting watch.
Review: Michael MacCauley (Liam Neeson) leads a contented circle of relatives lifestyles and has been taking the similar educate to his place of work in New York City because the past 10 years. Things seem to be going positive when he all of sudden faces financial insecurity and confides in his pal and ex-colleague, Detective Alex Murphy (Patrick Wilson). Back at the educate, MacCauley is accosted through a stranger — a lady through the name of Joanna (Vera Farmiga) — who makes him an offer too tempting to resist.
What follows next is a race towards time as MacCauley faces the daunting activity to avoid wasting his circle of relatives and discover a web of lies. When you are going for a Liam Neeson movie, you move anticipating some high octane motion. And while this movie won't have continuous fast moving motion, you will not be disillusioned with The Commuter both. Certain scenes have you ever at the edge of your seat and you might be frequently left wracking your brains along side MacCauley to figure out the right way to resolve this mystery.
Neeson, after all, is very good as the ex-cop-turned-insurance salesman, who reveals himself caught in an implausible web of lies and deceit. Farmiga is spectacular as the woman who traps an unsuspecting MacCauley. Wilson has a limited number of scenes however stands proud together with his persona. The fluid digital camera work ensures that the struggle sequences are seamless and plausible. The movie additionally captures the NYC subway culture, which in some ways, is very similar to the day-to-day trip in large Indian towns the place we have now a collection of travel friends.
Director Jaume Collet-Serra, who has teamed up with Neeson for the fourth time for the large display, does a positive task of maintaining the viewer engrossed due to a taut script, surprising twists and turns, and solid performances through the lead actors. There is never a second when the movie loses momentum and you might be left guessing till the end. Overall, if you're within the mood for some intrigue and mystery, and of course, are a Neeson fan, this one makes an enchanting watch.
Movie Review: The Commuter
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Reviewed by Kailash
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January 19, 2018
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