Apart from the producers 'cramming in' an African musician playing Irish music in 1970's rural Ireland (why do they feel a need to do that?) it was a fairly entertaining film.
Liam Neeson is back in familiar territory with a moody good guy/bad guy persona but I thought the story line was a bit weak. The Irish countryside was the star of the show- magnificent sweeping vistas of the beautiful Donegal coastline. I'm somewhat surprised they found so many sunny days to shoot the film!
The film has snippets of humour and some quite dark parts but it dealt with the violence of the period pretty well.
Liam Neeson is back in familiar territory with a moody good guy/bad guy persona but I thought the story line was a bit weak. The Irish countryside was the star of the show- magnificent sweeping vistas of the beautiful Donegal coastline. I'm somewhat surprised they found so many sunny days to shoot the film!
The film has snippets of humour and some quite dark parts but it dealt with the violence of the period pretty well.