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The Marksman Robert Lorenz (R) on set with Liam Neeson (L) and Jacob Perez A bankrupt rancher tangles with the Mexican drug cartel in The Marksman, a Open Road. Directed by Jacob Perez), a young Mexican who’s the target of cartel killers led by Mauricio ( Juan Pablo Raba). Combining elements of Westerns and road movies, The Marksman takes viewers from the deserts along the Mexican border to lush Illinois farmland. Along the way Hanson, bitter and disillusioned after his wife’s death from cancer, and Miguel, an orphan facing implacable vengeance, must find a way to trust each other.

‘The Marksman’ Film Review: Liam Neeson Shoots Straight but the Script Is Scattershot You’ve seen an armed, angry Neeson in countless films more interesting than this oneAlonso Duralde | January 12, 2021 @ 6:16 AM Open Road As surely as the ball drops in Times Square, the beginning of every new year always yields a new movie in which Liam Neeson is armed and wronged, which brings us to 2021 and “The Marksman.” Granted, Neeson’s reign as an action hero of a certain age has yielded at least one genuinely worthwhile film (“The Grey”) alongside some delightfully trashy collab...

A solid entry in the Neeson action oeuvre. TWITTER 1/15/2021 Liam Neeson plays an ex-Marine sharpshooter attempting to protect a young boy from a Mexican cartel in Robert Lorenz's action thriller. Liam Neeson continues the Charles Bronson phase of his lengthy career with Robert Lorenz's action thriller representing the actor's second starring effort in three months. Arriving shortly on the heels of The Marksman is the sort of solid, unassuming programmer that Bronson pumped out with regularity in the '70s and '80s. Think of something like 1974's Mr. Majestyk, except in this case the relucta...