If I was consistent I'd have voted Schindler's List. But I think that's the best film with him in it, as opposed to being the best 'Him-film', if you see what I mean. Michael Collins relies heavily on his own mesmerising performance in the central role (and a bit of blinker-use about presenting history as melodrama, I suppose). By the same token, I think Phantom Menace and Batman Begins, for example, are not Liam Neeson films. So a vote for them is a vote for anarchy.
Thanks to Evan's argument...yeah. His characters story was the most compelling one in the movie and the main reason I like it so much.
_________________ I'm forever blowing bubbles,
pretty bubbles in the air,
they fly so high,
nearly reach the sky,
then like my dreams,
they fade and die.
Fortune's always hiding,
I've looked everywhere,
I'm forever blowing bubbles,
pretty bubbles in the air.
UNITED! UNITED!
West Ham United fight song.
Huh, so Liam Neeson was Dark Man? I obviously had no idea who Neeson was at that point. Heck, I even own that movie. Another movie that I have with Neeson in it is Rob Roy. He was pretty decent in that. I've seen Taken, and he was quite good. I'd nearly forgotten he was in Batman Begins.
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