Neeson performs admirably; I can’t imagine anyone else being quite as effective in the part. It proved to be a fairly engaging action film, moving along at a brisk pace. It's exactly what you'd expect from a Liam Neeson movie—a plot involving a weapon and someone pursuing or shielding family members from danger. He delivers, as he always does, though the storyline felt familiar, like something I’ve heard before. It reminded me of 'Road to Perdition', but the situations are distinct and involve different performers. Overall, it exceeded my initial expectations. I was taken aback by Neeson's portrayal in the opening scene where he appeared distressed. That isn't typical for an action hero like him—or actors such as Jason Statham or Bruce Willis—and doesn’t seem to suit their image. However, things quickly shifted a few minutes later, feeling like a sudden surge in speed and intensity. It demonstrates that appearances can be deceiving. The film was good; I mean, better than average, surpassing the scores and opinions found online. It felt like an unofficial trilogy—something I came up with myself—following 'Unknown' and 'Non-stop'. If you look at the posters for these three films, Neeson is consistently depicted holding a gun in a similar way. I’d welcome seeing this director and actor collaborate on more projects together; they make a great team. They may not all be considered classics, but they are enjoyable to watch, particularly for those who appreciate Neeson's work. 7/10

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