C K
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Being from NYC, they got the train lines incorrect. That line to Cold
Springs would never stop at 86th Street, a Subway stop... Plus during the
shots looking down on the train from above, the river was always on the
incorrect side for that line. Come on, at least do a little research...
Plus no NYC cop would retire after 7 years knowing that they could retire
on a pension after 10... And no colllege in NY is reffered to as "state"
because they are all referred to as SUNY... So if you are from NY and
decide to sit down and watch this for 2 hours, just know you'll be very
frustrated with the inaccuracies in the movie. If you are not from NY, well
you might not find it too bad
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David Kohn
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It's NonStop on a train. What's next? Liam Neeson is The Pedestrian. Trapped in a sidewalk due to some street cleaning, retired/fired due to alcoholism/quit due to whatever/ former cop/nondescript government agent/'bodega proprietor Neeson character must discover which fellow mildly inconvenienced pedestrian is planning on killing everyone on the sidewalk/plane/train/tugboat/carnival alpaca ride/ before time runs out! Plus, a potential love interest. Please ignore that Neeson is now old enough to have written, at God's request, the forward for The Bible, yet still forced to do action movies because he must have lost a bet or something
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A Google user
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Pure garbage, one of his worst movies, imo. All this intense buildup for
such a weak letdown of an ending. On top of that, the deranged sadist of a
woman who organized this chaos gets to live at the end?!!! If I recall, in
his recent movie franchise, Taken, the bad guys die a brutal death at the
end. But in this lame movie, they only get an implied (not even an actual)
arrest?!! WTH. Want my $ and time back.
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