Liam Neeson

Kinsey's many contradictions and awkward personality get full attention from Condon's clever treatment and Liam Neeson's best screen performance in years.

The ne plus ultra of comic-book films...an appropriately tough movie, busy but efficient, rich and thoughtful, and ornamented with visual appeal and exciting action.

A blunt-force narrative...[though] Morel does good work with a string of brutish and short action scenes...

Frantic without bringing the fun.

Leading man Sam Worthington exacerbates the film’s downbeat tone: as Perseus, Worthington remains a credible but basically charisma-free actor.

The wild pulp adventure that prefigured Raimi's eventual direction of the Spider-Man franchise...If you've a taste for Hollywood-funded outré, Darkman is one of those rare films that fits the bill.

A not-bad thriller starring Liam Neeson. If that sounds like faint praise, it is, but at least this overgrown 'B'-movie tickles the brain just a tad...

Though it does thrill with intense, close-cropped action photography, swift editing, and vivid sound design, The Grey makes as much of an impression by being unexpectedly emotional.

The ludicrous plot devices that allow Mills to go from point A to point Z insult the intelligence of the character and the audience.

Like many rodents, the plot runs in circles, covering over and over again the same ground...[Plus,] Psy, who parties like it's 2012.

Zany episodes...provide a clothesline on which to hang social satire and an overriding message that an individual's imagination can trump social and cultural oppression. Throw out the instructions, and make what you want of the world. Plus butt jokes.

Within spitting distance of good...lesser than the sum of its parts due to deficits of ambition, invention and commitment.

The tasteful austerity of style and solid performances can't overcome a script that largely stands between emotional humanity and the viewer.

What’s best about A Walk Among the Tombstones is atmospheric...What’s worst about the film is its sense of generic luridness...

There’s a simple power to the clean lines of Ness’ story, and it’s greatly amplified by the work of the actors. 

Slow going...But Silence also represents consummate filmmaking.

Outside of the win for representation represented by the likeable Tessa Thompson’s leading role, there’s no creatively compelling reason to tell this story, which...drags on seventeen minutes longer than the 1997 original.

You can pretty much forget about it.