Movies with Liam Neeson That Go Beyond Action

One of the most powerful performances of Lesley Manville's (‘Phantom Thread’) and Liam Neeson's (‘Taken’) careers, 'Ordinary Love' is one of those heartbreaking dramas that pierces the soul. And it's no wonder. After all, directors Lisa Barros D'Sa and Glenn Leyburn invest in this heavy drama, which borders on melodrama, to tell the story of a couple who have to deal with a serious illness of the wife. It's the typical movie like ‘Side by Side’ or ‘A Proof of Love’, in which an illness guides the feelings, emotions and sensations of the narrative. There are some exaggerations and a lack of delicacy on the part of the filmmakers, who are also partners in the good ‘Good Vibrations’. However, in the end, emotion takes over the screen and the experience is worth it, especially for those who like a good drama, with good actors and a cast that gives itself to the story. To cry and be moved.

Love Actually is one of those Christmas films that never gets old and always brings a smile to your face. With a strong cast, with names like Hugh Grant, Liam Neeson, Colin Firth and Emma Thompson, the romantic comedy intertwines different love stories, ranging from exciting to funny, from romantic to unexpected. Set in magical London at the end of the year, the film portrays ions, disagreements and unforgettable moments, all accompanied by a striking soundtrack. Whether due to the lightness of the script, the captivating characters or the irresistible Christmas atmosphere, this is a perfect story to watch (or rewatch) and let yourself be carried away by love.

Perhaps the most interesting point of this family drama is the fact that it is starred by Liam Neeson and Micheál Richardson, the son he had with Natasha Richardson, the sadly deceased actress in 2009. That is to say, with its premise of father and son who reunite in Italy to fix the house that was left to them by their deceased wife and mother, 'Made In Italy' draws a parallel between its characters and the real life of the actors who portray them. Aside from that, few highlights: a syrupy and clichéd script, with a staging full of pleasant faces and beautiful landscapes, but little originality or well-drawn drama.

The story of a husband who suspects his wife of adultery, and sets out to track down the other man in her life.

In a remote woodland cabin, a small-town doctor discovers Nell - a beautiful young hermit-woman with many secrets.