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Featuring: Olivia Wilde (Nicole), Liam Neeson (Damon), Russell Crowe (John Brennan), Elizabeth Banks (Laura), Brian Dennehy (George Brennan) more ..
Director: Paul Haggis
Producer: Lionsgate, Fidlit Films (Paris, France), Hwy61, Olivier Delbosc, Eugnie Grandval, Paul Haggis, more ...
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How far will go to help someone you love? How many lines are you willing to go? At what point should my actions become part of the very kind of injustice can we fight?These questions are asked and answered in this riveting film similar plot of the film "conviction" (which I do not see), only this film is not based on a true story. This is pure fiction, but captivating delivery makes even the implausible seem possible .
If you liked the 1993 movie "The Fugitive", where Dr. Richard Kimble (Harrison Ford) is chased by the deputy marshal Gerard (Tommy Lee Jones), or if you were a fan of the ber-voltage thriller "Taken" with Liam Neeson tracking the kidnappers of my daughter, you will surely like this. "The next three days," contains all the twists of the genre.
While at the beginning of the movie is a bit slower, third act is reminiscent of the Jason Bourne series, and to say that the film will keep you on the edge of your seat would be an understatement. This is not surprising, of course, considering the source: Paul Haggis, the talented writer-director-producer and one of the few in the history of Oscar to pull off back to back nominations, in writing category (2004 - "Million Dollar Baby , 2005 - "Crash" winner). While this is an adaptation of the French 2008 film "Pour Elle", he managed to make its own supply and what many would argue, better than the original.
