The Marksman

Liam Neeson is back in The Marksman and despite some flaws; the film provides what his fans want and is an engaging and topical film.

Neeson plays Jim; a widower who spends his time on a tiny and struggling ranch in Arizona near the border. Jim is facing foreclosure from the bank after dealing with devastating medical bills for his late wife and feels that as a former Marine he has been given a bad deal by the system.

Jim often drives along the border fence and radios in suspected crossings but is willing to provide aid to those who finds in distress.

When Jim encounters a young woman and her son Miguel (Jacob Perez); he is drawn into conflict when they are pursued by some dangerous people which forces Jim to shoot when weapons are...

Liam Neeson has the magic touch that gives a boost to almost any movie hes cast in, be it a love story or an action thriller. He makes the most mundane films palatable, so it shouldnt be a shocker that Neeson is the best thing about The Marksman, a formulaic (but still entertaining) movie from director Robert Lorenz.

Neeson plays Jim Hanson, an ex-Marine turned Arizona rancher whos lost his wife to cancer and is about to lose his home to foreclosure. The man lives a life of solitude on an isolated stretch of land that touches the Mexican border. While out tending to his cattle one afternoon with his beloved dog Jackson, Jim sees a young mother named Rosa (Teresa Ruiz) and her son Miguel (Jacob Perez) slip through the border fence and tak...