OK, a political candidate who is apparently dangerous to the powers that be gets offed in the first two minutes of the film. (That's not a spoiler.)
What happens next is an endless series of drawn-out car chases, shoot-em-ups, five-against-one fist fights, and constant endless running from the law.
That's not a plot. Liam Neeson plays a G-man fixer with severe OCD. That's not a plot either. Neeson's daughter and granddaughter are affected by his OCD. That's not a plot either.
In short, more than halfway through this film there is no plot beyond what was covered in the first five minutes.
I'll pass.
What happens next is an endless series of drawn-out car chases, shoot-em-ups, five-against-one fist fights, and constant endless running from the law.
That's not a plot. Liam Neeson plays a G-man fixer with severe OCD. That's not a plot either. Neeson's daughter and granddaughter are affected by his OCD. That's not a plot either.
In short, more than halfway through this film there is no plot beyond what was covered in the first five minutes.
I'll pass.