Fast Paced But Laughably Ludicrous

Rating: Null/10 (27 December 2014)

My summary pretty much says it all. "Non-stop" moves at a rapid clip once the story begins to really unfold, no doubt because, if the director lingers too long on any of the plot points, you're likely to realize just how ridiculous it all is. The movie is well made and Liam Neeson is as watchable as ever so your best bet is to not think about it much and just let the stupid wash over you. Thankfully it all gets over with quickly and the climax doesn't overstay its welcome like with so many other thrillers in the past 10 years.
In short the plot revolves around a ludicrously complicated scheme designed to allow the bad guys to either make off with a paltry $150 million dollars (hey, guys, got any idea how much the Walton family is worth?) and/or teach America that, even after 9-11, it's still not safe and secure. If they really want to steal a lot of money they should just do it the easy way and run for Congress and if they really want America to learn that it's still not safe from terrorist attacks they should continue to vote for a Republican president! It's so much simpler than all the nonsense the caper in this flick involves.
Side note to the hater reviews: If the kindly Liberals in Hollywood want to remind us that not all Muslims are fanatical terrorist murders then I think they should be applauded for doing so, not chided. After all, not all Christians are pedophiles now are they?