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Movie review: Liam Neeson sticks to the formula, and sticks to it well, in 'The Commuter'

January is the grimmest month as far as new releases are concerned, an elephant's graveyard where signs of life are few. So it's a good thing we can count on Liam Neeson to periodically rescue us from these dark and desperate times.

Starting with "Taken" a decade ago, a saga successful enough to spawn two sequels, Neeson has transformed himself into a berserker for our time, an action hero who will go to any and all lengths to right wrongs and rescue those

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