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Non-Stop (2014)
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Director:
Jaume
Collet-Serra |
COUNTRY
United Kingdom/
France/USA |
GENRE
Thriller |
NORWEGIAN TITLE
Non-Stop |
RUNNING
TIME
106 minutes |
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Producer:
Joel Silver
Alex Heineman
Steve Richards
Andrew Rone |
Screenwriter:
John W.
Richardson
Chris Roach
Ryan Engle |
Review
Liam
Neeson stars with unsubtle drive in this high-octane suspense film
about a possible high-jacking aboard a transatlantic flight.
Although the film doesn't have much to offer in terms of
afterthought, and will probably pass you by like a plane overhead,
it maintains an incredible tension for its entire running time,
inviting you to non-stop (sic) puzzles and perils and playing on
your entire emotional register. Director Jaume Collet-Serra (Orphan,
Unknown) finds a vein of realism in an otherwise unlikely
situation; he's concerned with how real people would think and act
in a situation like this, and this is why Non-Stop works so
well, because the entire effect of the film is putting the audience
in the same situation as the people on this plane. Liam Neeson may
be about to typecast himself (Taken,
Unknown,
Taken
2, etc.), but he's one of those performers who seem more
authentic the more extreme the situation is, which incidentally is
ideal for this part.
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