I saw Memory, starring Liam Neeson-The Marksman, A Million Ways to Die in the West; Guy Pearce-Bloodshot, Iron Man 3; Ray Stevenson-the Thor movies, The Book of Eli and Monica Bellucci-Spectre, Shoot 'Em Up.
This is a Liam Neeson action thriller that is a remake of a 2003 Belgian movie called 'The Memory of a Killer'. Liam plays a contract killer that is in the early stages of Alzheimers disease-his brother has it already-and his latest job includes killing a 13 year old girl. Liam draws the line at snuffing kids so he refuses, which gets his disgruntled employer, Monica, to send someone who will complete the job and kill Liam as a bonus. Guy plays the F. B. I. Agent that is on the hunt to try and stop all the killing and Ray is the local policeman wanting to do the same thing. The movie takes place in El Paso, Texas and Mexico and there are the usual who can you trust moments and a little twist at the end.
It's rated R for violence, bloody images and language and has a running time of 1 hour & 54 minutes.
I know some parts are predictable, but some are not and I enjoyed it enough that I would buy it on DVD.
This is a Liam Neeson action thriller that is a remake of a 2003 Belgian movie called 'The Memory of a Killer'. Liam plays a contract killer that is in the early stages of Alzheimers disease-his brother has it already-and his latest job includes killing a 13 year old girl. Liam draws the line at snuffing kids so he refuses, which gets his disgruntled employer, Monica, to send someone who will complete the job and kill Liam as a bonus. Guy plays the F. B. I. Agent that is on the hunt to try and stop all the killing and Ray is the local policeman wanting to do the same thing. The movie takes place in El Paso, Texas and Mexico and there are the usual who can you trust moments and a little twist at the end.
It's rated R for violence, bloody images and language and has a running time of 1 hour & 54 minutes.
I know some parts are predictable, but some are not and I enjoyed it enough that I would buy it on DVD.