Taken 3 Extended

2015年 • 115 分鐘

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Liam Neeson returns as ex-government operative Bryan Mills, whose life is shattered when he’s framed for a murder that hits close to home. Pursued by a savvy police inspector (Forest Whitaker), Mills must rely on his “particular set of skills” one last time to evade the authorities, hunt down the real killers, and protect the only thing that matters to him now — his family.

評分和評論

They said it couldn't be done, but they did. This...this is the movie that does everything right. After nearly losing some of my extremities during the nail-biting conclusion of Taken 2, I thought that Neeson would have just hung it up like a prank call but no, he did it. I went into this film thinking it would betray they series, and it did... by making all of them look like a grade 10 math project in comparison. Every second of this movie is dynamite, 90% of the time literally. Let's start from the start. Liam Neeson gets a phone call that his live-in hispanic Roger [Lou Diamond Phillips] has been "taken" by New York mafioso Fat Botchelli "Extremely Large Balls" Salvatore. Cut to a diner scene where Salvatore is talking to the indefinitely-sweating 560 pound Luciano "Horrific Sleep Apnea" DiCapo about the lack of intimidation their nicknames are inspiring. You hear the opening verse of "Back in the Saddle" as a smiling Liam Neeson torpedoes headfirst through the window of the cafe firing a pump shotgun, landing directly on a mobster and killing him instantly ten minutes later. Neeson proceeds to interrogate the large one by shoving a foot directly between a fat roll and shouting directly into his ear. He is somehow holding another gun. "Back in the Saddle" only gets louder. Neeson is absorbed by a cellulite Whirlpool and presumed dead. Cut to the family grieving several days later. "Back in the Saddle" has not stopped playing, now at a volume level considered unsafe by the OHSA. Cut to black. "Taken 3" fills the screen. Epic. Since I shouldn't ruin the rest of the film for you guys, I will highlight for you a snapshot of what I thought were the movie's most flawless moments: 1. Liam Neeson manages to fight off eight or nine McDonald's employees that try to kill him after falsely identifying him as a wanted fugitive. Fairly explicit scene where someone is vicerally gored by a McFlurry. 2. Neeson unionizes a group of earnest, amiable hookers to assault a mall santa (this is never explained) 3. Larger-than-life physics-defying stunt where Neeson hops, clicks a button on his watch that stops time and repeatedly punches a man in the head. He calls him a racial slur. Both men are white. 3. Ten minutes of runtime are just an unbroken wide shot of Neeson sitting in an empty room watching Taken 2 on a smaller tv 3. 3. Neeson is about to impale a masked henchman with a forklift, only to reveal that the antagonist is an identical twin of Liam Neeson [played by Liam Neeson]! He then immediately impales him with a forklift 3. Neeson spends the last third of the movie disguising himself as a Rasta man in a boiler suit. He calls the main antagonist with this ultimatum: "Oy bad man! 'eer me now! I feena do bad tings eef yo don geeve me ma famoly back ya 'eer bloodclot!!" I have never watched a movie that was more personally impactive in my life. I came to this film with zero expectations and left with almost zero bodily fluids. I am an evolved man after seeing this.

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