We’re back
in Low-budget B-movie territory which is where Liam Neeson tends to shine, next
up in Neeson Month
We’re
looking at Run all Night
Released in
2015 by Warner Bros, unfortunately around the same time Disney released the
Cinderella remake, Run All Night had a mixed but positive-ish reception with
critics, a 60% rating on Rotten Tomatoes but sadly that didn’t save it at the
Box office, where it may a dismal $80m on a budget of around $50m. Taking
out theatre cuts and marketing that’s a dismal loss for the movie.
But that
doesn’t necessarily make it a bad movie, does it? Here’s my take
