Storyline
A businessman, on his daily commute home, gets unwittingly caught up in a criminal conspiracy that threatens not only his life but the lives of those around him.
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Cast
Liam Neeson, Vera Farmiga, Jonathan Banks, Lee Nicholas Harris, Jamie Beamish, Elizabeth McGovern, Sam Neill, Patrick Wilson, David Olawale Ayinde, Ben Caplan, Andy Nyman, Bern Collaço, Lee Asquith-Coe, Graham Curry, Colin McFarlane, Pat Kiernan, Letitia Wright, Killian Scott, Nathan Wiley, Pamela Betsy Cooper, Adam Nagaitis, Leigh Dent, Dean-Charles Chapman, Zaak Conway, Dilyana Bouklieva, Georgie-May Tearle, Shazad Latif, Florence Pugh, Alana Maria, Roland Møller, Nila Aalia, Shade Rupe, Clara Lago, Marc Benanti, Steven I. Dillard, Andrew Dunkelberger, Kyle Jerichow, Richard Stanley, Pete Buzzsaw Holland, A.k. Steppa, Kingsley Ben-Adir, Kobna Holdbrook-Smith, Vikki Edwards, Peter Meyer, Matthew Faucher, Alex Jaep, Anthony Milton, Damson Idris, Stuart Whelan, Neal Beagley, Mark Battershill, Begona F. Martin, Ella-Rae Smith, Andy Lucas, Simon Hibbs, John Alastair, Aoife Hinds, Jaime Menéndez, David Alwyn, Edward Bluemel, Andres Austin Bennett, Tony Pankhurst
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Reviews
75
If Collet-Serra put Neeson on a merry-go-round and added some danger, I’d gladly show up.
70
It's a certified B-movie without superheroes or interplanetary travel, drawing its power from a whodunit, race-against-the-clock scenario that plays as if The Lady Vanishes and Strangers on a Train were chopped up and tossed into the blender along with a slab of CGI and a full bottle of Dexedrine.
65
Collet-Serra’s fourth team-up with Neeson, The Commuter, represents neither man’s finest work, but at its best, it suggests the snap and fun they’ve brought us before.
63
An action picture whose aging hero we care about and root for, a thriller with tension and style, a B-movie Hitchcock would have been happy to call his own.
60
The Commuter’s breakneck incoherence — not to mention a generally dour demeanor, shorter on incidental humor than most of the helmer’s work — makes it a notch less fun than those previous ex-trash-aganzas.
