Memory

I have never watched any other movies from Liam Neeson, even Taken. The amount of cuts in this movie, and barely enough story to understand what is going on, makes for a very poor tale. The "loss of memory" idea is a weak idea, to avoid having to make proper sense. I only made it through the first half hour. If it got better, I'm sure it couldn't have gotten MUCH better. Unfortunately, for what was seen, it isn't worth the watch.

Wasn't horrible. Better than most.

Good enough. Interesting ending

Not a movie I would normally click on. Watched all the way to the end without feeling bored though.

I enjoy all of the Taken movies, whether they are called Taken, or something else like Memory. Liam Neeson always plays the same character in differing circumstances. He's getting a little long in the tooth to play these kick-a$$ characters though. Still, the movie was absorbing, and even though the plot was easy to figure out and the twist could be seen a mile away, it was fun to watch.

One of the worst movies I've ever seen. I couldn't even finish it. Plot was haphazard and barely made sense. Lots of overacting, even Liam Neeson couldn't tie the threads together or salvage it. I mean, a car blows up in a parking garage and is inspected in a dry river bed? A Mega-yacht at a huge marina in El Paso? Really? There is literally nothing worth seeing in this movie.

What a stale, bland thriller from Martin Campbell! It's a huge disappointment coming from someone who directed movies like GoldenEye (1995), The Mask of Zorro (1998), Vertical Limit (2000),The Legend of Zorro (2005), and Casino Royale (2006).

It is becoming increasingly hard to imagine a 70 year old character being able to overpower as many trained killers as L. Neeson's did in this movie. Uncompelling story.

Nelson feels old in this film and the whole Alzheimer's plot makes it much more apparent. Other than that, it's just forgettable.

an average B movie. i saw it on amazon prime for free. alot of talking not alot of action. liam neeson has been in better movies. the movie was kinda a waste of guy pearce and monica belluci. only worth watching if your a liam neeson film. film was too boring.