Sarcasm?

@bratface said:

Sarcasm?

Well, I suppose I will have to partly forgive Liam because somebody else is holding a pistol on the cover and in the movie about an hour in Liam Neeson resorts to his trusty sidearm: the pistol and unleashes a very particular set of skills, skills he has acquired over a very long career. For a minute (or 60 to be accurate) I was worried. I can only imagine the teachers' plight in modern schools when they show some of his older stuff like "Schindler's list" to class and the kids keep asking 'Where's his pistol' and 'When does he start shooting people?'.

On a serious note the movie itself is one of Neeson's better movies if we look at the crap he has been churning out in the last couple of years. Not great, maybe not even good but at least decent and a easy watch.

@aholejones said:

@bratface said:

Sarcasm?

Well, I suppose I will have to partly forgive Liam because somebody else is holding a pistol on the cover and in the movie about an hour in Liam Neeson resorts to his trusty sidearm: the pistol and unleashes a very particular set of skills, skills he has acquired over a very long career. For a minute (or 60 to be accurate) I was worried. I can only imagine the teachers' plight in modern schools when they show some of his older stuff like "Schindler's list" to class and the kids keep asking 'Where's his pistol' and 'When does he start shooting people?'.

On a serious note the movie itself is one of Neeson's better movies if we look at the crap he has been churning out in the last couple of years. Not great, maybe not even good but at least decent and a easy watch.

I wasn't sure. But maybe it has something to do with the gun laws in Ireland?