Taken was great, and Taken 2 was OK. However I'm getting this feeling that Liam Neeson as a penchant for making phone call threats and seeking revenge in his trademark voice. This is fine for 1 movie, but seeing it a few times now (with this film too) makes it more repetitive than a washing machine.
The moral of the story is that 2 psychotic killers are kidnapping drug dealer's wives/girlfriends and making sure they enjoy every bit of them. This was the only decent part of the story until they happen to ask Liam (a retired cop) for help and the entire movie collapses like a straw house in a blizzard. Instead of these drug dealers with supposedly large ties with criminal groups summoning a group of thugs to beat the crap out of these 2 criminals, they in- list the help of a retired, old and washed-up former cop to assist them as they appear to be completely helpless and at his mercy.
Liam proceeds to do what he (thinks) does best, gets on the phone and starts with threats and blackmailing and the rest if history
i.e - one to skip
The moral of the story is that 2 psychotic killers are kidnapping drug dealer's wives/girlfriends and making sure they enjoy every bit of them. This was the only decent part of the story until they happen to ask Liam (a retired cop) for help and the entire movie collapses like a straw house in a blizzard. Instead of these drug dealers with supposedly large ties with criminal groups summoning a group of thugs to beat the crap out of these 2 criminals, they in- list the help of a retired, old and washed-up former cop to assist them as they appear to be completely helpless and at his mercy.
Liam proceeds to do what he (thinks) does best, gets on the phone and starts with threats and blackmailing and the rest if history
i.e - one to skip