I had reservations about “If I Stay” on many levels. There’s a limit to how much control you have over living or dying when in a situation like “If I Stay”. They made it look as though you have total control. The victim, Mia Hall (Chloë Grace Moretz) of a car accident landed in a coma while her outer body walked around and gathered information regarding her family, friends, and boyfriend, Adam (Jamie Blackley) . She was able to give profound thought into every aspect of her life. While assessing her new situation, she decided what the outcome would be. The saving grace for this movie is at the end, we got to see who was really in charge.
I found “If I Stay” a little slow and unrealistic. It was nice that her story was told through her outer body but still unrealistic. This is a particularly sad…
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Hollywood may be fearing redundant movie plots. Run All Night is not the same old thing but I have a problem with all the “Taken” films Liam Neeson has starred in. I couldn’t stop relating Run All Night to his Taken character. Lately, Liam Neeson seems to star in the same types of movies. Aside from that, Run All Night has a decent plot. A mobster, Shawn Maguire (Ed Harris) and his gang of thugs, including professional hit man Andrew Price (Common) go after hit man, Jimmy Conley (Liam Neeson) and his son Michael Conley (Joel Kinnaman) because Jimmy was forced to shoot Shawn’s son, Danny Maguire (Boyd Holbrook) as Danny was about to shoot Jimmy’s estranged son, Michael. Michael has a pregnant wife and 2 children and drives a limousine for a living. Because of this shooting, the two men have to team up for their survival. Shawn…
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