Michael Kukich

Unfortunately Liam Neeson has "jumped the shark" in this almost straight to DVD predictable and boring movie. At 70 years of age, Neeson might want to switch to "Dirty Grandpa" movies like De Niro. The worst effect of the entire movie is towards the end when Neeson is inside the FBI Director's luxurious upscale home and opens the cabinet under the kitchen sink and kicks a 1 1/2" PVC drain pipe only to have water gushing out of it as if it was a 8" street water main. The high volume of water quickly floods the house which is necessary for one of Neeson's "MacGyver" scenes. Grandpa Neeson carrying a handgun with a seemingly infinite number of rounds dueling it out with four highly trained agents armed with M-16 automatic rifles yet Neeson walks away with just a scratch while neutralizing all the agents.

It is alright. A valiant effort to provide Christopher Meloni his own show to star in but hard to get on board with Officer Stabler at 60 years-old. Would not have happened in real life. He would have been retired. Stabler and Hank Voight of Chicago PD have had to tone down their violent actions in today's defund the police attitude. That is what made their characters so exciting. Who wants to watch two broken old officers?