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http://urllio.com/r1r3tJimmy Conlon, the ageing Irish-American mob enforcer for the crime kingpin, Shawn Maguire, is now reduced to a penniless and remorseful alcoholic whose estranged son, Mike, wants nothing to do with him. However, when Danny becomes the target of the ruthless boss' henchmen, Jimmy, the once infamous "Gravedigger", will be forced back into action to protect his son and his family. Under those circumstances, with every mobster and every cop in the city after both father and son, inevitably, it is going to be one endless, and above all, blood-drenched night. What chances do Jimmy and Mike have to make it out alive?
Mobster and hit man Jimmy Conlon has one night to figure out where his loyalties lie: with his estranged son, Mike, whose life is in danger, or his longtime best friend, mob boss Shawn Maguire, who wants Mike to pay for the death of his own son.
Run All Night is probably the frontrunner for the least original film of the last twenty years. From what I've read, its a carbon copy of Road to Perdition, but even without having seen that film I can call it a hatchet hybrid of better films. Liam Neeson is the alcoholic action hero straight out of Non-Stop with fragile family dynamics straight out of Taken. When his son ends up in hot water with gangsters, he rockets off to save him (A Good Day to Die Hard). Ed Harris, playing a less engaging version of his character from A History of Violence (with a name ripped straight from Good Will Hunting) seeks him out in revenge, whilst also dispatching a super assassin (the final act of The Bourne Legacy). <br/><br/>See what I mean?<br/><br/>Objectively Liam Neeson has some admirable dramatic scenes (Bad Santa in particular), but he's just not as compelling as Brian Mills. Similarly, the film's plot idles along without very enjoyable action scenes. What makes Taken so enjoyable is the empathy the audience feels for this guy who is a father first and an action hero second. Whatever potential this film had to follow in this vein was lost when Neeson blasted, Terminator style, into the gangster's headquarters. In films like this, the action hero comes first and the film suffers as a result. Without being relatable, its hard to find the story compelling, a syndrome also affecting later Die Hard films. <br/><br/>Joel Kinnaman is less dry than Jai Courtney was in the same role in Die Hard 5, but he is still fairly bland. Vincent D'Onofrio is a breath of fresh air in a stale concept, but rarely gets enough to do. Ditto Boyd Holbrook. Common also surprised me by his sheer presence in this film - his intimidating style is achieved so simply and novelly. The use of body armour to make him indestructible is simple, plausible and terrifying from the POV of the inexperienced Michael. Its a shame this rule didn't also apply to Neeson, who shrugs off bullets as a minor inconvenience.<br/><br/>There's one very well done scene in which Kinnaman and family are hiding in a bathroom while henchmen comb the house. I was extremely tense the whole way through. But its been done before, so it can hardly be much credit for originality, which is the original and underlying problem with this film. Run All Night is another predictable and forgettable blob added to the giant gum wad of Liam Neeson action films, so just forget about this and rewatch Taken or Non-Stop.
Liam Neeson is certainly enjoying the fruits of being one of the most in-demand action stars today. Ever since Taken, he's been kicking ass all over the place, with some films being more successful than others. Run All Night appears to be a straight-up action flick and it is, but it's also trying to be something more, something 'deep' and that's when the film occasionally falters. Overall, it's a fun watch.<br/><br/>So, you've got mob boss Shawn Maguire, played by the ever reliable Ed Harris, who when we first meet him rejects a drug deal that could earn him millions on the notion that it would ruin him and everyone around him in the long run. Because his son, Danny, convinced the Albanians his father would agree, he feels disappointed and now has to pay them back. Okay, so Shawn's a 'good guy' mobster and his son's feels like he can't meet his expectations. Then you've got Jimmy Conlon (Liam Neeson), a once famous hit-man who worked for Shawn and is still his closest friend, but is now spending his days staring at the bottom of shot glasses in bars. Jimmy's son, Mike, has a family of his own and wants nothing to do with his father who was never there for him. He limos the Albanians to Danny who smiles and makes small talk before killing them. Mike sees it happen from the inside of his limo and is chased by Danny who's obviously trying to cover his tracks. Just as he's about to be shot, Jimmy comes along and shoots Danny, saving his estranged son. Realizing what will happen, he calls Shawn to let him know what happened. This kicks off the running all night the title refers to, as Shawn sends every man he's got after Jimmy, Mike and Mike's family. Jimmy convinces Mike to temporarily set his feelings aside and let him help in avoiding Shawn's henchmen.<br/><br/>As far as action is concerned, I had a good time with Run All Night. If you've seen Taken or any modern action flick, you'll know what to expect on the action side of things. Things get interesting when the story tries to be dramatic. I don't know about you, but I was mostly cringing at the slow male bonding between Jimmy and Mike. It's not just that you can already predict that things will work out between them, it's the fact it always takes place in those short moments in between action set pieces. One moment they're avoiding hails of bullets and suddenly Mike's complaining to his dad who then tries to explain everything, etc. It's not that the writing is terrible, it just doesn't feel natural. But the most mindboggling thing about this film is that Jimmy's supposed to be having a conflict of interests. On the one hand he wants to save his son, but on the other it's suggested he might give his son for the sake of his friendship with Shawn. Even the basic plot description on IMDb reads as follows: Mobster and hit man Jimmy Conlon has one night to figure out where his loyalties lie: with his estranged son, Mike, whose life is in danger, or his longtime best friend, mob boss Shawn Maguire, who wants Mike to pay for the death of his own son. That might very well have been the dramatic intention, but I didn't get that at all. So, you're telling me that even though Shawn tells Jimmy he'll kill both him and his son and that Jimmy rescues Mike time and again, that Jimmy's still thinking of what's best for his bond with Shawn!? Aside from this major fail on the part of the filmmakers, Run All Night is quite entertaining
for lack of a better word. As far as the dregs of modern action flicks are concerned, there're worse things to watch. At least here, you're treated to some thrilling action set pieces and isn't that what you're there for in the end?
The story keeps everyone in motion all night long, and frantically so, to the point that it could easily have been titled Non-Stop 2.
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