Liam Neeson is, if nothing else, a very honest subject for interview. Sometimes he is honest to a problematic mistake. No matter how you feel about a man, however, you cannot blame him for giving canned answers, which is what gives too many interviews unworthy of the reader's time.

With a film career that extends over 40 years, he extends back to his Knight Gawain in Johnon Borman's Arthalibur Arthalibur, "Excalibur", Irish origin Neyson has collected a career that raises many questions. He went to Hollywood early, and it seemed stuck in a route acting in forgotten films such as "Suspect", "Satisfaction" and "The Good Mother". I didn't really measure him as a performer until he played the retaliatory, incredibly deadly, incredibly deadly brother in "Next relative". His high-voice voice and non-strikingly hidden Irish Lillt is actually perfect for an Apalachian hilly person, even though the film is just a study programmer, he gives the section for everyone.

It is astonishing to consider that at the time, he was only four years away from giving a masterful performance in the "List of Schindler", which he silenced on Hollywood's A-Spies. He was an actor at the moment, seemingly looking for an Oscar, as long as in 2008, he surprised everyone in the industry by becoming one of the most famous action stars in Take. Neyson climbed on time and again in such a seemingly shameless measure that people were wondering if he had completely lost interest in his craft. He set these fears to rest with his deep influence on Martin Scorsese's "silence", and then took over what seemed to be a small (though important) role as Viola Davis's bad husband in Steve McQueen's "widows". There was more of the character than we were to believe, which is what made the perfect casting. Neison, however, disagrees.

Action-Triller about four women trying to pull the heist planned by their killed husbands, McQueen's "widows" work on every imaginary level. It is firmly written (by Illiyian Flynn and McQueen), expertly directed and referred to the price-heavyweight from the killer's cast. Viola Davis, Michelle Rodriguez, Elizabeth Debiki and Cynthia Erivo are sensational as widows, and they are against some serious heavy blows to Daniel Caluja, Colin Farrell, Jackkeepi Waver, Brian Tury Henry and Robert Duval.

If you knew that the premise of the film enters, you expected that Neeson, as Davis's husband, would not be long. Indeed, he is sent early in the film. But - a spoiler warning - his performance is not exactly, because, as we learn in completing the turnaround, his character is still alive.

The play of the insonate is effective, but far from the reason for watching the film. Unfortunately, while he loves the film, he is very critical of his performance. As he told /movie in 2022:

"It was a very good movie. I loved Steve McQueen. I worshiped Viola Davis. Recently I saw him ... And I thought," No. No. This isn't ... "I thinkt i was misiscast. Really. Wouldn'

I think Nyson was on the spot as a seemingly lubricant husband who failed the rug from under Davis, just because I never doubted that his character would do such a terrible thing to the woman that he, according to my mind, clearly loved him. McQueen's instincts were healthy. I am surprised that Neyson disagrees, but I respect the man who spoke his unpolluted truth (though McQueen may feel different).