“Non-Stop” is one of such outrageous action films, and I believe it would tickle him to some degrees because of its breathless preposterousness decorated with many colorful goodies from his little movie glossary. I savored many of them whenever I encountered them, and I actually wanted to watch those films to share the fun with him as a fellow movie audience(and I usually did, by the way). He did not point them out just for blasting them in his reviews he was sometimes entertained by their dumb plot devices and typical clichés even when he did not like them enough, and he frequently made fun of them with sharp wits in his reviews. “I wasn’t aware that the ancient Greek gods appeared in ‘Wonder Woman.’ I have to say, much to my chagrin, I haven’t seen kind of the ‘Wonder Woman’ movies.One thing I miss about Roger Ebert is his witty amusement with action thriller movies which are full of preposterous plot holes big enough for a Boeing 777 plane to fly through. I mean, I’m very flattered!,” the box-office boomer said, before revealing that he didn’t know Zeus is Wonder Woman’s dad. Nonetheless, Neeson is honored by fans’ demands that he reprise his role as Zeus from “Clash of the Titans” to star alongside Gal Gadot as her omnipotent father in “Wonder Woman 3.” His upcoming film “The Marksman” will be one of his last. The star of “The Dark Knight Rises” previously denounced doing any more superhero movies - noting his disdain for having to “go into the gym for three hours every day to pump myself up to squeeze into a Velcro suit with a cape.” Liam Neeson, 68, is retiring from action movies. “And halfway through the fight I looked up, I was breathless and it didn’t cost him a cent, and I said, ‘Taylor, what age are you?’ He said, ‘25.’ I said, ‘ That’s the age of my eldest son !’” “I’ve just finished in Australia and I had a fight scene with a kid - lovely, sweet actor called Taylor,” said the Northern Irishman, who’s received honors from the queen herself. “I love beating up guys half my age.”īut Neeson recently realized the beatings were taking more of a toll on him while shooting his other upcoming blockbuster, “Backlight.” Neeson, 68, faces off with drug cartel assassins as an ex-Marine-turned-reclusive rancher charged with protecting an 11-year-old boy in “The Marksman.” Courtesy Everett Collection “Well, unless I’m on a Zimmer frame or something,” Neeson added, joking he’d need a walker to continue violently vanquishing villains as he’s done in high-octane hits such as “Taken,” “Non-Stop” and forthcoming feature film “The Marksman.”įacing off with drug cartel assassins as an ex-Marine-turned-defender of a young Mexican boy in “The Marksman,” set for release Friday, Neeson admitted he’ll miss the fisticuffs of thriller flicks. “There’s a couple more I’m going to do this year - hopefully, COVID allowing us - there’s a couple in the pipeline and then I think that will probably be it.”
“I’m 68½ - 69 this year,” the Oscar nominee explained on “ Entertainment Tonight.” Putting his menacing “I will find you and I will kill you” threats to bed, Neeson, 68, announced Thursday that he is taking his very particular set of skills and retiring from the action movie genre. Liam Neeson is “Taken” a permanent break from kicking bad guy butt. Sad lesson behind ridiculous Neeson backlash Liam Neeson’s son is an eco-conscious clothing designer Opponents seek to block proposed sale of mansion housing Irish Historical Society Dog owner receives warning note from neighbor that ‘channels Liam Neeson’ over dog’s barking
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