Violence: As an action movie, there is a lot of this however, most of it is bloodless. Though the action segments (mainly bloodless) and Neeson’s role do highlight the film, it is easily the weakest film in the series. I found the film rather goofy (which was obviously not intended) there are many laughable moments, due to the film’s sloppy dialog, uneven plot structuring, and easy-to-spot references to the previous films” events and quotes (mainly when the phrase “I will find you, and I will kill you” is used several times). So the question throughout is, who would hurt Brian like this and frame him? In this film, the main antagonist is not “completely” revealed until roughly the second half of the film, which does add a good mystery factor.

It is also because of these actions that he gains many enemies that continue to come out of the woodwork. He then sets out to prove his innocence, while being tailed by the authorities, and protect his daughter Kim ( Maggie Grace) from whomever it is that is truly responsible.Īs fans of the series may already know, Brian Mills is highly loyal and protective of his family, which drives many of his actions (most of them are violent in nature). The third and (supposedly) final installment in the film series follows Liam Neeson’s character Brian Mills who is framed for his ex-wife Lenore’s ( Famke Janssen) murder after being found in his apartment. At least, it was not as graphically violent as the commercials depicted. It came off as goofy, something that I assume they did not intend. So I was looking forward to this film that being said, I was rather disappointed in it. When I first found out in the Fall that a third installment in the “Taken” series was to be released, I was fairly happy and excited, because I thought the ending to the previous film was rather lackluster.

Robert Bryan Davis … Gas Station Attendant Michael Shikany … Convenience Store Clerk Shelley Calene-Black … Debriefing Room Cop Alex Wraith (Alexander Wraith) … Officer Goodman

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