Review: Neeson's back with the skills again, in 'Blacklight'
About halfway through “Blacklight,” Liam Neeson’s 54,796th action movie, someone asks his character how long he’s been doing his job. “Oh, probably too long,” he replies.
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About halfway through “Blacklight,” Liam Neeson’s 54,796th action movie, someone asks his character how long he’s been doing his job. “Oh, probably too long,” he replies.
This week, we’ll look at Liam Neeson's latest action thriller and at a fascinating indie film that explores ...
About halfway through “Blacklight,” Liam Neeson’s 54,796th action movie, someone asks his character how long he’s been doing his job. “Oh, probably too long,” he replies. Sorry to flag this — but it’s just such an easy target.
Liam Neeson’s latest “certain set of skills” actioner simmers with violence and verges on slipping into self-parody.
The Irish actor isn't necessarily phoning in yet another man-with-a-set-of-skills action saga, but this dopey thriller is all disbelief and no suspense