"Non-Stop" Entertaining

Rating: 7/10 (9 March 2014)

Non-Stop features Liam Neeson as Bill Marks, a Federal Air Marshal, who has his own personal demons. At the beginning of the movie, were introduced to Marks's mental and physical disorders. He conceals liquor in a bottle, appears to be a chain smoker, and his eyes are glassy and bloodshot.
Marks boards a plane traveling from New York to London, and his job is security/protecting the passengers aboard the aircraft. We see glimpses of different personalities and traits of several passengers, and we learn that one or more of those individuals is a terrorist.
As they had just departed, Marks receives a threatening text message and thats when this movie took off, as it was kind of like a "Who Done It - Mystery", which left the audience guessing on who could be the villain, Marks included.
When the passenger's well being were threatened, Liam Neeson turns into a one man wrecking machine, similar to the way he dealt with the enemy in Taken.
This movie was suspenseful, thrilling, and intriguing. Neeson was "PERFECT" for this part.
Was it realistic? "Heck No", Was it entertaining? "Hell Yeah"