Originally posted by Kazenji
What was the stupidity of it?
It's just escapist fantasy in the vein of From Paris With Love, only Neeson plays the Travoltra character.
Originally posted by janus77
Girls acting like idiots abroad, no sense whatsoever.
Bryan's unrealistic sugary fathering, giving up career and any sanity to be close to that horrible girl.
The slavers and their auction/smut show thing.
The way they couldn't even shoot him in the dirt lot...It's just escapist fantasy in the vein of From Paris With Love, only Neeson plays the Travoltra character.
Girls that age act stupid all the time. That's not unbelievable at all.
She was all he had left after years of neglecting his family for work and country, he wanted to be in her life.
You don't know how slavery auctions work, and hopefully the movie writers didn't either.
His badassness deflected their bullets.
Originally posted by janus77
It's a good film, if you look past the stupidity of it and the offensive racial carachterisation (but then, I sat through From Paris With Love!).
Originally posted by Patient_Leech
What the hell have you been waiting for?? You're in for a treat..
Yeah, I've heard mixed reviews from friends about it, but that doesn't matter to me, I'm a Neeson fan. Stuff always keeps getting in the way of watchin' movies these days, but I do plan on catching this one before the sequel.
Ok-so obviously I can't grasp the entire plot from a 2 minute trailer.
But if the whole premise is revenge on Neeson for killing a bad guy's son...what's the point in kidnapping Neeson's wife & keeping her alive?
I'd either kill the wife outright & have the whole movie focussed on Neeson going ape-shit OR simply just focus on Neeson himself being hunted down.
Originally posted by Esau Cairn
Ok-so obviously I can't grasp the entire plot from a 2 minute trailer.But if the whole premise is revenge on Neeson for killing a bad guy's son...what's the point in kidnapping Neeson's wife & keeping her alive?
I'd either kill the wife outright & have the whole movie focussed on Neeson going ape-shit OR simply just focus on Neeson himself being hunted down.
You could argue him not knowing is worse because like in the 1st his imagination must have been working overtime, but I get what you're saying, it shouldn't have been a mirrored re-tread. I would have preferred your final scenario though, or even him doing some other covert mission for some shadowy people.