Run All Night

Run All Night is a satisfying tale of revenge and regret, with carefully crafted characters, and thrilling action.

If you appreciate this kind of guff, then Run All Night, despite its slow spots, is a fairly good yarn.

...often calls to mind the stripped-down machismo of Walter Hill's earlier films, full of growling men and growing menace.

In the main, Jaume Collet-Serra is making a character-driven drama about betrayed honor, and the result is a film closer in spirit to the baggage-rich crime novels of Dennis Lehane than dumb multiplex fare.

For the most part ... it's a film about Neeson punching and shooting people while looking a bit bedraggled and a touch hungover.

There are more phones than female characters, who spend the movie comatose in hospital beds, fretting silently in the background or being hugged through a doorway

“Run All Night” is a fun crime thriller that jets along at a nice pace and keeps you entertained.

The viewer anticipates every angle before it comes, making Run All Night seem tedious and overlong. Indeed, we’re just waiting for the things we know will happen to actually happen.

Run All Night is an emotionally-rewarding, tense-as-can-be crime thriller that can be counted as an early 2015 treat.

The efforts to examine Neeson's Irish guilt aren't nearly as interesting or well done as the action story.