In the words of Rex Reed, "Liam Neeson's family is in danger yet again." An extortionist of some sort puts a bomb in Liam Neeson's car, holding him and his two children hostage, threatening to blow up the car if they get out or don't follow his increasingly dangerous instructions. It's a decent premise along the lines of SPEED or PHONE BOOTH, but this movie is dullsville. Neeson is such a good actor he makes the film almost watchable, but that's about it. Do yourself a favor and skip this Liam Neeson outing, where his main set of skills seems to be talking on the phone and telling his kids in the back seat to mind him.
Review of Retribution
