Liam Neeson in his new movie, A Walk Among the Tombstones, is seen to have one of his most important gadgets that he always depends on in his every movie - his cellphone.
The action star Neeson plays a former cop who is in pursuit of a couple of kidnappers and spend 8.5 minutes, which is roughly 7 percent of the movie talking in his cellphone - arranging deals, demand to know if the girl is still alive, etc.
It is actually remarkable that this actually helps Neeson in his trademark for palying his role as a good guy who saves the day - and the girl. The actor played the role of an ex-government spy who had his daughter kidnapped in the movie, Taken. One of the best secens in that movie is when Neeson picked up his daughter's phone and talked to the kidnappers giving them the speech of his "skills" and he will find and kill them.
In the second movie, Taken 2, Neeson also spent some quality time on the phone helping her daughter find him. He spends aroughly 10 percent of the movie on his phone.
In Non-stop, Neeson plays the part of an air marshall who was being blackmailed while he is on the plane. The story was built again on a phone where Neeson communicates with the hackers who are trying to blackmail and frame him.
A Walk Among the Tombstone is 2014 crime thriller movie based on the novel by Lawrence Block. The film starts Taken star Liam Neeson a Matthew Scudder, a former NYPD police and private investigator who is hired by a drug dealer, played by Dan Stevens, to try to find his wife's killers in New York.
The film was directed and written by Scott Frank. The film's adaptation had been in the works for years.
The film was released last September 19, 2014 and earned $19.4 million in its opening weekend, behind by $13.1 million from The Maze Runner which debuted at number one at the box office.
