Intense & Gratifying

Rating: 9/10 (16 March 2014)

When Liam Neeson mentioned to Jon Stewart on The Daily Show that he's 63 years old,I couldn't believe it. Not only is he a wonderful actor,but such a gracious,intelligent and humble person. And he brings these qualities to all his movies. After seeing a terrible movie a few months ago, Bad Grandpa,I had all but given up on spending money on so much drivel out there. I really lucked out with Non Stop.As the other reviewers have stated,you're on the edge of your seat.In so many movies,I'm looking at my watch,etc.,but not in this masterpiece.I was totally immersed in this movie.Neeson is a true actor. He's so believable in this role as in his many others. You are definitely kept guessing & wondering who is the culprit.(s) It's not too long & to me had a satisfying ending as all the bad guys "got it." So,if you want a terrific movie with great casting,(shocked to realize that Lady Grantham (Downton Abbey) played by Michelle Dockery is one of the stewardesses),run,don't walk to see this great film.Given what's happening in the world today with the lost plane,this movie has all the more relevance regarding how vulnerable we all are when flying.