Liam Neeson, Nila Aalia, Vera Farmiga, Simon Hibbs, Patrick Wilson, John Alastair, Sam Neill, David Alwyn, Florence Pugh, Clara Lago, Roland Møller, Ella-Rae Smith, Andy Nyman, Adam Nagaitis, Colin McFarlane, Shazad Latif, Jonathan Banks, Kobna Holdbrook-Smith, Killian Scott, Elizabeth McGovern, Dean-Charles Chapman, Kingsley Ben-Adir, Damson Idris, Ben Caplan, Letitia Wright, Andy Lucas, Zaak Conway, Jamie Beamish, Aoife Hinds, Alana Maria, Jaime Menéndez, Pat Kiernan, Nathan Wiley, Edward Bluemel, Lee Asquith-Coe, David Olawale Ayinde, Neal Beagley, Marc Benanti, Andres Austin Bennett, Dilyana Bouklieva, Bern Collaço, Pamela Betsy Cooper, Graham Curry, Leigh Dent, Steven I.
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This movie is 1 hr 44 min in duration and is available in English language. The Commuter was released on and was directed by Jaume Collet-Serra. I can’t blame him, though I guess I am a little bit mad after all.The Commuter : Release Date, Trailer, Cast & Songs About The Commuter As Mike pivots from moral ambiguity to righteous heroism, Mr. Joanna’s conspiracy is so vast and preposterous that it becomes nothing more than a grab-bag of plot twists. It’s not even very good as a genre exercise, and can’t always keep track of which genre muscles it wants to flex. It’s not so much that “Commuter” reverts to form as an action movie - we expected as much - but that it does so with such weary contempt for its audience and its own better instincts.
Panic and paranoia waft in on the summer air.Īnd then the mood is ruined. The familiar faces of fellow commuters, some of whom he’s ridden with for years, take on a sinister cast. He’s in a trap he can’t escape, and suddenly everything looks different. Mike is a hapless patsy, but he has also been knocked off his ethical moorings by the prospect of financial ruin. Collet-Serra cultivates a clammy, hallucinatory, Hitchcockian vibe. Until the particulars of Joanna’s scheme start to reveal themselves - roughly until the first fight sequence - Mr. His colleagues are played by Patrick Wilson and Sam Neill.) And then, on the hot, crowded ride home, Mike meets a mysterious woman named Joanna (Vera Farmiga) who offers him $100,000 to identify another passenger, another stranger on the train. Mike is abruptly laid off from his job selling insurance, and has a quietly foreboding encounter with colleagues from his previous job, which was with the New York Police Department.
The MacCauleys lost a lot in the 2008 financial crisis, and they’ve been struggling to rebuild since then. We know Mike’s happiness will be shattered, and the clouds that gather to darken his day are also, at least at first, pretty interesting. What could have been a sketch of Cheeveresque ennui is instead a brief and lovely survey of contentment. He kisses his wife ( Elizabeth McGovern) and banters with their teenage son (Dean-Charles Chapman). Mike, who lives in Tarrytown, N.Y., awakens each day to ride the Metro-North Railroad train down to Manhattan. The opening title sequence, a montage of nearly-identical mornings in the life of Michael MacCauley, is a thing of beauty. Directed by the noted Neesonist auteur Jaume Collet-Serra ( “Unknown,” “Non-Stop,” “Run All Night”), “The Commuter” for a short while promises to be something more than the usual barrage of fistfights, chases and grimaces.
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