Liam Neeson, A Monster Calls!

09.22.2016 – There are Monsters in dreams and through fictional stories. But there’s nothing like a Monster voiced by Liam Neeson that would certainly haunt you with every sleeping nights that either will terrorize or inspire your inner monster. Liam Neeson, widely known for his role as Bryan Mills in the worldwide blockbuster “Taken” film franchise, will once again surprise the audience with his newfound skills in his latest film “A Monster Calls.”

Movie Review: Taken 2

If you haven't caught it yet in theaters, Taken 2 proves without a shadow of a doubt that Liam Neeson is a badass, and he's a Box Office pull with a serious mean streak to boot. Almost a week since its release, it holds its own in numbers and figures. Here's a review if you need some thoughts on how this action-flick sequel performs, and special thanks again goes to 20th Century Fox and Ayala Cinemas for the screening!

*Review originally posted by Timzster in his blog

Taken 2 International Trailer

First they took his daughter... Now the bad guys want a piece of Bryan Mills.

As the poster shows, Liam Neeson is back to kick ass and take names in 20th Century Fox's sequel to their 2008 action flick Taken, "Taken 2". The new international trailer shows the sequel picking up a year after the first film's events, where Mills' wife is kidnapped and his daughter is on the run, forcing the ex-CIA agent to take matters into his own hands once more to make sure his family is safe. Thanks goes to Bleeding Cool for the scoop!

The Dark Knight Rises Update: Josh Pence cast in the movie

News continues to trickle down for Christopher Nolan's next epic Bat-flick "The Dark Knight Rises", and now a report from The Hollywood Reporter, which was posted in Screen Rant and Slash Film as well, suggests that a relatively new face has joined the cast to play a very familiar role in a flashback that will tie the new film to that of the first, "Batman Begins".

According to the article, Josh Pence from "The Social Network" has been cast as a younger Ra's Al Ghul, the role that legendary actor Liam Neeson played in a surprisingly awesome capacity in the first film by disguising himself as Ducard and misleading Bruce Wayne into thinking Ken Watanabe was Ra's until the final parts of the movie. While the end of Batman Begins suggests that Ra's perished in the climactic battle for the fate of Gotham City, his character will be making a return via flashbacks set some 30 years earlier to what takes place in "The Dark Knight Rises". Many rumors suggest that Inception actress Marion Cotillard may play Talia Al Ghul, the daughter of Ra's, but that hasn't been confirmed yet, nor is the other rumor that Neeson may return to reprise his role as Bat's greatest mentor/ enemy. We'll just have to wait and see how this fans out in the coming months. The movie starts shooting in May, so we'll probably get more news by then. For more on the story, visit the source posts at THR, Slash Film, and Screen Rant.

The Dark Knight Rises appears in theaters July 20, 2012.

*Originally posted by Timzster in The Crusader's Realm