A look through the entire film career of Liam Neeson, examining specifically how much peril he is in throughout his career.
All done. This has been a wild ride, an amazing experience, and I can't wait for the next project already. Thank you all for sticking with us.
We finally made it to Mom's favorite movie. And it's as good as we remember.
A lost TV special. Lost, as in I didn't think Liam Neeson would be in enough of it. But boy howdy, he is.
I've never seen a Woody Allen movie before. I don't know how he got so acclaimed.
Julia Roberts' first movie. Jem from Jem and the Holograms is in it. Blondie is in it. How is it this bad?
Wait, Mickey Rourke? Is that Mickey Rourke? Wow, he looks young. Guess it makes sense. Not sure how he got into the IRA, though.
Steve Martin! And...I don't know. This was certainly something. Oh, also Meat Loaf.
Join us for Daniel's random tangent about Chaotic Lawful, as we look at a man who was willing to break as many laws as it took to uphold the law.
This movie is good, and you should watch it. Stop reading this, and watch it. Why are you still reading this? Go!
This movie is...a thing. Wednesday Addams is all grown up...and naked...and Justin Long slaps a kid...yeah...
This is the most ordinary movie I've ever seen. I'm not sure that's a good thing.
In case you thought Commuter was the only movie with Liam Neeson where he's a guy that's no longer good at being a law enforcement officer, but gets shanghai'd into taking care of business for bad guys because of his former skill, all while he's stuck on a metal tube used to transport people over long distances.
This is a weird movie. It approaches topics that you might not think need to be discussed. I'm not sure they need to be discussed. Also, this was the movie Leonard Nimoy made after Star Trek 6, so an abrupt change of pace for him too.
Boy, this is a long one. Also, he dies. It's still worth watching, though.
Pierce Brosnan does some serious surgery on himself in the first 10 minutes. If you can get past that, you will like this film.
The Liam Neeson Sexy Times are replaced with the Lesbian Sexy Times. So...that's a thing. Also, the least OSHA-compliant room of all time.
Merry Christmas, it's a movie about an animal that was born different from the rest, his peers won't let him play any of their games, and he eventually goes on a quest to a place full of misfits like him. And it's not Rudolph.
It's finally time, to watch The Best Liam Neeson Movie. Watch it yourself too.
Get crazy for Swayze! And also a bad redneck accent from Liam Neeson. It's not great.
The most Thanksgiving movie we could think of. Actually no, but it's pretty serious.
Hugh Jackman isn't in this one. Sorry. It's still pretty good.
Uh oh, I forgot what this movie was about. Google says... Oh, right, Scorsese 2: Electric Boogaloo! Featuring the tallest man in Japan!
This is an art exhibit, except it's a movie. It would have made a better art exhibit, so watch it like it's trying to make you think, and it'll work better. Because it is.
In Widows, Liam Neeson dies at the beginning. In Gangs of New York, Liam Neeson dies at the beginning. So basically, they're the same movie.
A former cop turned private detective tries everything, until violence is the only answer left. While this sounds like the most generic Liam Neeson plot ever, it's actually pretty good.
Happy anniversary, podcast! We talk about the year passed, and also the sequel to the first movie we actually watched. It's not good.
The audio on this one was both a little wonky, and too quiet. I tried to correct it; it might be too loud. I apologize. Anyways, gun shooty rooty booty.
I'm not going to say a lot about this one. Go watch it. It's worth it.
We're back with all of the kids! Wait, only 2 of them? And who's this brat? And where is Liam Neeson? I'm so confused.
Holy crap, this movie had stuff happening in it. Also, we talk about the Scat Awards.
An actually pretty decent movie about actual events, with input from the actual people who did the actual events. Not the best movie, but a good one.
Just...I don't have words. This movie isn't as good as the first one, and if you recall, it also wasn't good. Please, listen to this, and don't watch the movie.
Have you seen the Italian Job? Either one of them? Go watch that instead.
It's good. Like, really good. Nudity and yelling be damned, this was seriously one of the best movies we've watched for this podcast. Watch it.
This...just...Just listen to the podcast. Between recording and editing, I can't remember anything important about the film.
The most important thing gets taken: Forest Whitaker's depth perception.
We finally did it, everyone. Full Frontal Neeson. You can go home now.
It's a Men in Black movie. Mom fell asleep watching it. That should cover everything.
For a while, we weren't sure if Liam Neeson would be in this one. But then he was. Hooray!
I don't know what was more surprising, that the main character of this movie was probably an inanimate, non-talking sword, or that Patrick Stewart is in this movie.
Liam Neeson is a badass in an enclosed environment, in a manner unlike Bruce Willis.
A movie about a Catholic priest and a young boy. And it isn't what you think. It is boring and weird, though.
Not the first Christ analogy we've watched.
Finally, a good movie. And another movie about Liam Neeson playing a revolutionary in a part of the United Kingdom.
It's the sequel to Taken. We really don't have much new to say about it. I'm terribly sorry.
This is...a thing. Not quite sure how to describe it. Very odd. Not that bad? Patricia Arquette.
At time of recording, Liam Neeson has guest-starred on three TV shows as a character, not as himself. These are those three episodes. Featuring all three of my brothers, one at a time.
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