a5c7b9f00b The alcoholic and discredited air marshal Bill Marks is a former cop that still grieves the death of his eight year-old daughter that died of leukemia. Bill is assigned to a flight from New York to London and the passenger Jen Summers sits on his side in the first-class. When the plane is crossing the Atlantic Ocean, Bill receives text messages telling him that one passenger will die every twenty minutes unless the TSA air flight company transfers 150 million dollars to an offshore account. Bill contacts his superior that does not believe in his words. Further they discover that the bank account is in the name of Bill. Now Bill has to find the terrorist with only the support of Jen and the flight attendant Nancy and soon he finds a bomb on board. But the TSA representative believes that Bill is the terrorist. Will he succeed in saving the passengers lives? An air marshal springs into action during a transatlantic flight after receiving a series of text messages demanding $150 million into an off-shore account, or someone will die every 20 minutes. Someone on a plane is going to kill someone every 15 minutes unless the Air Marshall (Liam Neeson) is going to stop him. <br/><br/>Once again Liam Neeson growls his way through a moody hard man role, plagued with self doubt about his past and a not taking rubbish from his boss, he&#39;s going to find the killer whatever it takes. The initial premise for this film is very clever but ultimately the twist fails to deliver and seems a little far from practical within the Universe the film creates. While I can quite easily forgive Liam Neeson taking on another middle aged man dealing with personal issues. These roles are clearly the best way for him to vent his own anger for the awful personal bereavement he himself has experienced, and why not, he plays these roles so well. Less forgiving is the film ultimately failing to deliver on the premise it sets up so well. That said, the film is never boring. The writing cleverly points and re points to the possible killer, even though I was pretty sure I knew who it would turn out to be early on and I wasn&#39;t wrong. <br/><br/>The supporting actors do a great job too, this is an enjoyable romp, nothing more. Fun but forgettable. This is not a spoiler review. Sure it&#39;s an action flick. Yes, Liam Neeson is the lead role. I really like Liam Neeson movies! I was looking forward to seeing this movie. The movie had potential but has one major terrible unjustified flaw. I&#39;m not going to tell you what it is but you&#39;ll remember what I said here. DON&#39;T WASTE YOUR MONEY on this movie. You will thank me later after more reviews surface about this pathetic movie! Please, please don&#39;t take what I say here as, &quot;Now I have to go see it!&quot; Again, wait until you see more reviews surface and you will thank me that you didn&#39;t go. Wait until you get peer reviews and the truth will be told! I have said nothing to reveal the plot. All I&#39;m saying is &quot;Step away and turn your back on this film!&quot; A constant low-boil of ridiculousness both mocks and sustains Non-Stop, a jerry-rigged terror-on-a-plane thriller with a premise so far-fetchedto create a degree of suspense over how the writers will wriggle out of the knot of their own making.
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