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It's been a while since I have seen Liam Neeson on the screen to watch any of his movies. I love his works and he is one of my favorite actors. So when I saw the trailer to this movie I was thrilled, though I still have some of his movies I am yet to see that are on my watchlist. Like, ’Retribution(2023)’, and ’Memory(2022)’. I feel in love with Liam’s work when he acted the role of Jesus Christ in ’Pilgrim's Progress(1978)’. Since then, he has been one of my favorite actors.
Liam has acted in a lot of fantastic films that to actually pick the best will be difficult. That is how talented and passionate he is about his roles. For me, now that he is in his old age era, I think this movie is one of his best works apart from his young age era work.
’In The Land Of Saints And Sinners(2023)’ is an Irish action thriller movie that was set in 1974, Northern Ireland. It was directed by Robert Lorenzo and written by Mark Michael McNally with Terry Loane. It was distributed by Netflix and it starred Liam Neeson, Jack Gleeson, Kerry Condon, Desmond Eastwood, Conor MacNeill, Seamus O'Hara, Valentine Olukoga, Bernadette Carty, Ciarán Hinds and Niamh Cusack.



In an Irish coastal town of Glencolmcille, a ruthless assassin Finbar Murphy (Liam Neeson) decided to start leaving a clean that was void to killing people so he can have a new identity to his name, but will his past stay buried as he wanted?



Meanwhile, Doineann, an Irish Republican Army (IRA) soldier with her gang on the run after their terrorist acts, came to Finar’s village seeking shelter from their crimes. During their stay, Doineann’s brother assaults a young girl, Moya whose mother gave them shelter by coercion. As Finbar begins on his journey to put his past life behind him as an assassin, he meets Moya. After having a brief friendly chat with her Finar saw bruises on her skin and decided to look into it.


Afterwards, Finar meets a young lad, Kevin Lynch (Jack Gleeson) who is also an assassin like and work for Finar’s manager too. Seeing his young self in this young lad, Finar forms a guardian kind of relationship with him. When Finar finds who has been assaulting Moya, he takes it upon himself to kill him with the aid of Kevin who happens to be at the scene.


Doineann the IRA soldier began to look for her brother and discovered he was nowhere to be found. Fueled by vengeance, she decided to seek out the killer of her brother and all hell broke loose. Will Finar go back to his past life?
Like I said at the beginning of this post, I think this is one of the best movies of Liam in his old age era. This movie feels different, looks different and has a different plot from the usual plots Liam has done since from ’Taken (2008)’ to last year.
Liam’s film is always about revenge action but this one is different and unique in its own even though it is an action kind of revenge movie. In this movie, Liam is at home, he is different and it gave him a new look for more upcoming roles in the future. This movie also has a 70s theme setting, dark humor, very Irish slangs, amazing supporting character performance, and excellently captured panoramic Irish imagery.
The plot of this movie was well and excellently written. It is interesting, old school, fully packed with vivid descriptions of Irish lifestyle, good dark humor, and decent action scenes. I love how the setting of the plot was done, the themes it explored and also what the plot is based on. It is a plot that is intriguing, decent and also, engaging that it will keep you hooked.
The cast, I must say, are exceptional, especially all the supporting characters. Their performances were all felt strongly throughout the movie. A character in the movie surprised me because his performance was unexpectedly amazing. Though he was silly in some scenes, I enjoyed his performance. Jack Gleeson, Our GOT TV series actor. He was amazing with his role and he wasn't annoying as he was in GOT.
Kerry Condon was an amazing antagonist that was annoying, vengeful, and ruthless. She performed her role absolutely well. Liam also was amazing as usual, but I think for this role he was more relaxed and more comfortable. He is still physically fit which gives him a good outlook generally.
The cinematography was fantastic, the scenery amazing to watch. Imagine seeing all the coastal lands of Ireland, that's how it was for me. The mood was well set in terms of the weather there which prompted the constant smoking of all the actors in the movie. The wardrobe for all the characters was spot on according to the time setting. The cars used were also according to the time frame setting which gave this movie an aesthetics and vintage look.
This movie also did have good music, some were suspenseful, sad, some were old violin music, some were Scottish songs and some were classic British style. Before I forget, the camera work of this movie was outstanding. The camera angle was panoramic which gave this movie wide exhibitions of the gorgeous Ireland scenery.
Rating this movie, I will give it 9 out of 10 stars. It was entertaining, engaging, and suspenseful. I enjoyed how decent it was all through. Though there was lots of profanity, I appreciate that there was no nudity. Would I recommend this movie? Yes of course! It is an interesting movie you check out.
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**Hello friends, good vibes to all.

There are times when we don't plan what movie we want to see, just looking for options we find the least thought and we end up sitting watching something that we honestly didn't know of its existence 5 minutes ago. This is the case of this new film by the great Liam Neeson which premiered at the Venice Film Festival a couple of months ago. As you well know from this tribune I am a diehard fan of this actor, I think that within the genre of action / revenge, if that exists, is one of the best without any doubt. This title does not escape from what we are used to see from him, in fact he looks a lot like Liam, it's those roles that seem to be tailor-made for him.
"In the land of saints and sinners" it seems that there are no sins that go unpunished or can be escaped; that's more or less the premise of the film. Neeson has a very particular way of acting, in fact you can tell to a greater or lesser extent what you will see of him and what he does in the story, so at the moment of playing I had a certain idea in mind of what I was going to witness in the next hour and a half. A film that more than action is a drama where the burden of guilt and the search for redemption is the main engine of the plot. While it is true that it is a Liam's film for me it was something different, it has the essence of always, but clearly the years do not pass in vain so the revolutions will be less and less. Without further ado, let's talk about this new story of a great Liam Neeson.
This story begins with Finbar Murphy (Liam Neeson), a guy who has had a complicated life, a war veteran and who lost his wife so loneliness in a way has played against him. Faced with this he decides to be a hit man but not just any hit man, it seems that all his deaths have a reason, they are not just because. Tired of that job he decides to retire, an epiphany came to him and thanks to it he now seeks to straighten his path a little. Clearly it will not be easy because there are many sins that he has on his back, so this exercise of overcoming things is complicated and more when three people come into his life in an unexpected way.
This takes place in Ireland, in a town far away from everything, where the IRA, this armed group that terrorized many, was still active. As fate would have it, our Finbar crosses paths with some of them and that's when a plot begins that ends up becoming quite dangerous, since these terrorists are vindictive and a bit cruel. It is right here when the possible path of redemption of our protagonist begins. As I already mentioned it is a film that could be categorized as a kind of Western but with dramatic overtones, it is not the typical action movie flooded with fight scenes and gunfire from beginning to end, it is something slower but personally it did not bother me so much.
I think the most relevant thing about this movie is the way they want us to appreciate certain characters, they look for a kind of humanization of some of them that makes you strangely empathize with someone you should not. Finbar is a murderer, why should you feel sorry for him? - Kerry Condon is Doireann, one of the terrorists, because of something that happens she also becomes more "human", why should you support her? - That duality in the way of appreciating things is what we will see here. In the end they are all looking for some sort of salvation, I repeat, redemption, through their actions; whether they are worse or better is up to each viewer, although it is quite clear at the end of the day the nature of what they do.
The action is somewhat absent in this film although there is a scene where we see a little bit of everything, explosions, gunshots, blows; this I think is more than enough because the truth is that this story does not need it so much, many times the uncontrolled action is overrated. In compensation I feel there are good performances plus the cast chosen, surprisingly is quite good, besides Kerry, we have Jack Gleeson, the hated Joffrey Baratheon in GOT and Ciarán Hinds. The particularity? - They are ALL Irish, hence this casting has been so top and the synergy between the actors has flowed so naturally.
The plot is simple, it's not one where we'll see a lot of plot twists or anything like that, it's basic and easy to understand. It has some interesting touches of revenge that makes Liam stand out. As for the characters well what can I say, I think Neeson is always going to do well despite his "passivity" in this film, he brings a drama which he also delivers smoothly. I really liked Kerry Condon, she is already a great actress and here she injects the touch of a cruel villain but strangely with an important family attachment, hence we see her to be more of a person. And with Jack Gleeson I'll be honest, it was weird to see him in another character but he did super well, good performance as Cersei's son.
7/10, it is perfectly watchable. For some it may be a little slow but I didn't find it slow at all. It is a good story where we see good locations and top performances accompanied by a great cast. It has a duration of a little over an hour and a half. I'll leave the trailer below so you can take a look at it.
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Bueno mi gente por hoy es todo, espero que les haya gustado. ¡Un abrazo a todos, nos vemos en la próxima!
***Well my people that's all for today, I hope you liked it. ¡A hug to everyone, see you next time!