“Liam Neeson’s Farewell to Action: The Legendary Actor’s Final Thriller”
On March 1, action star Liam Neeson will return to the big screen with the movie Cold Pursuit. This is an action movie with intense, breathtaking scenes but surprisingly funny with the satirical quality of black comedy.
Neeson plays Nels Coxman, a snowmobile driver who lives quietly with his wife in a resort town with the snow-white Rocky Mountains.
After winning the title of citizen of the year for his dedicated contributions to the town, Coxman’s life was turned upside down when his son was killed by a Viking drug lord. Coxman finds every way to take revenge on the murderer.
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The appeal of the film is created from many factors. Liam Neeson, is a legend of action films known for classic films such as the 3-part series Taken, Nonstop, Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace, Batman begins, The Dark Knight Rises, Million ways to die in the west (Million ways to die in the West…).
His name is a guarantee for eye-catching action scenes, bringing a realistic feeling to the viewer. It can be said that he is the number 1 choice for the role of action godfather of Vengeance. Vengeance could very well be Neeson’s last action movie as the star has turned 66 and has repeatedly planned to retire.
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The filming of Vengeance took place in Alberta which has some of Canada’s most impressive landscapes with majestic snow-capped peaks. Possessing many epic action scenes with breathtaking gunfights in snowstorms, the work promises to be no worse than famous works such as the Norwegian series Fargo and In order of Disappearance.
The humorous element is a special attraction of Vengeance compared to usual crime action films.
“Audiences will feel in Vengeance the same depth and intelligence of humor as in the dialogues in Quentin Tarantino’s films.
Audiences will be immersed in the characters’ emotional journeys, satisfied with the action performances and surprised by the characters’ unexpected humor.” Producer Michael Shamberg shared – (producer who participated in Pulp Fiction, Get Shorty).
