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Sorry, I saw the trailer were the actor looks at a valley from a hilltop. All one can see is trees and he says. "UH, A LOT OF TREES." Sorry, that line of shit dialogue alone means it is shit.
Nah, this is a bit more morbid and less optimistic. Although, I must say, "The Edge" is a very underrated movie. Hopkins & Baldwin together made it a very watchable movie.
Saw it today...it was good. If i was in that situation I would have probably done what no mas did....have a seat enjoy the view and NOT be afraid..
I haven't seen the movie..but maybe he thought it could become a franchise like transformer, batman and shit...fuck being a serious actor if you can secure yourself a few millions for the next 2-3 movies.
What's a few million to a guy like Neeson who has over 100 mill in the bank and countless offers on his table? Battleship was in trouble as soon as they cast Brooklyn Decker and Rihanna. :: We knew immediately just looking at the cast exactly what the director was planning with this movie. A movie based on a board-game with a couple of talentless chicks who aren't even actors.
Finally got around to watching this one. Excellent movie. Great acting. Unpredictable. I myself would have probably done what No Mas did in that situation, especially considering how hopeless it was. The ending caught me off guard, though. Didn't hate it but didn't love it either.
My memory fails me. What did No Mas do? And don't forget to write "spoiler" before you write it down.
He stopped running. He was too tired and gave up. Its not a coincidence they named him no mas. Movie forshadowing at it's finest. I knew he was going to quit.
I saw it. Now that I've watched it again, it was an ending that made alot of sense. I think Neeson at the very least deserved a nomination for that one. Great performance
