Taken 3

delivered pretty much what I expected:  a fun ride that made little sense.  Though the weakest of the trilogy, it still couldn't go but so wrong with Liam Neeson stalking through it and killing people right and left. 

I won't bother explaining the plot because, really, do you care?  The story introduces the characters, gives Neeson reason to go after some people, and then runs along.  It could have been tighter and faster--its pacing is the weakest of the lot--but if you enjoy this sort of film, you'll have a good, though not great, time with it.

We left the theater planning what the next few Taken films might be. 

I can't wait to see Kingsman

If you don't know about this movie or wonder why I'm so excited, just check out this red-band trailer.



How can you not want to see a British secret spy agency movie that includes Samuel L. Jackson as a scenery-chewing bad guy?

I am so there.

This weekend, of course, has another must-see action film.



Oh, yeah.

He's baaaack

Liam Neeson, that is, in January, in the third installment of the Taken series. 



Clearly, I will be there.

Liam's coming back

and boy is he pissed this time.



I can't wait to see it!